On 2006-12-07, at 22:01, Jonathan Johnson wrote:
On Dec 7, 2006, at 2:55 PM, Dennis Birch wrote:
I didn't notice that because I was working in R3. The frequent
crashes
in R4 get to be too frustrating after a while. But I've tested it in
R4, and that doesn't work either. I noticed that URLPath precedes
what
ShellPath produces with "localhost". I don't know if that's
specifically the problem, but I can clearly see that the HTMLViewer
does not seem to like the URLPath string.
I'm a bit surprised that it doesn't work. Our language reference's
search feature uses URLPath to build the HTML on the fly. The only
known issue that I fixed with it for r2 or r3 was that it used the
wrong encoding on Japanese Windows :) On Mac OS X, we ask the OS to
create the URL for us through some CoreFoundation calls. On other
OSes, we piece it together manually, but it's always worked for us
in our language reference.
So, any other suggestions on characters to manually decode?
I'm not really sure. If you open the file in Safari, what URL does
it show? It might help to work from that direction.
HTH,
Jon
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I noticed that URLPath precedes what
ShellPath produces with "localhost".
1 ) Yes it looks the same, sometimes and sometimes not (Check with
some spaces in the file name, then you see)
2) I have used Urlpath when i load the html Viewer in RB2006R4 OS X
10.4.7 PPC and 10.4.8 Intel and it works well, but perhaps it could
be depending on how your folderitems looks like?, have you spaces and
other "bad" characters in the folderitem ??
Sven E
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