Thanks for verifying it Paul, that's what I was thinking too. I'm looking at replacing the
sizes via the style runs, I have a handler Mark Waddingham gave me/us on the list last year
that I think I can modify.
But I'd be grateful to see yours too. No big hurry, I just need to get an idea of
On 5/20/22 11:45 AM, Devin Asay via use-livecode wrote:
It sounds like the HTML tags are setting the size for runs of text in the
field, so you can’t just set the textSize of the field?
I did try setting the text size of the field, and all untagged chunks reflect the new size as
expected
You have to do replacement of the size value in the field's htmlText (or
perhaps styledText)
I have code that does this. I can provide it to you if you like. I don't
claim it is the bets or most effiecent. Unfortunately, I am gone for the
rest of today, s tomorrow is the earliest I could send
The text has to be in a field for lots of reasons. Browsers and widgets are
too limited.
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On May 20, 2022 11:40:12 AM Bob Sneidar via use-livecode
wrote:
I know that typically cmd +/- (or
Hi Jaque,
A lot will depend:
1) Whether the changes in font size within the nested HTML tags have been set
locally or ‘more properly' as relative to the root font size of the page in
‘rem’, where 1 rem = 100% of the root font-size).
2) you want a global font-size adjustment or more granular.
If
Jacque,
It sounds like the HTML tags are setting the size for runs of text in the
field, so you can’t just set the textSize of the field?
Are there varying sizes of text runs in the field? Could you set the textSize
of the char 1 to -1 of the field to empty, then set it for the whole field? In
OIC you are searching arrays to obtain your IDs. That would make sense because
arrays are memory based. SQL is file based as in sqLite, or else accessed
(typically) over a network which would account for the speed disparity. Of
course, to be fail, you will have to add the time to search the
I know that typically cmd +/- (or ctrl for Win) will increase or decrease the
zoom of a web page. You can try that, or else use a browser widget. (I wonder
if that trick would work in a widget?? It should...)
Bob S
> On May 20, 2022, at 09:32 , J. Landman Gay via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
>
I have a field whose HTMLtext is set to a heavily tagged HTML file that
changes the font size repeatedly. We want to allow the user to adjust the
size of the text. The easiest way would be to use percentages for the font
sizes so that changing the field's textsize would change the markup
Le 2022-05-20 11:24, Bob Sneidar via use-livecode a écrit :
I googled around a bit and there doesn't seem to be a limit on
statement length. I will say though that the nature of the query
indicates a possible design issue with the database. I suspect however
that you are at the mercy of someone
Le 2022-05-20 08:00, Paul Dupuis via use-livecode a écrit :
You can save some characters by the following:
SELECT ... FROM myTable WHERE id IN (5523,7831,162814,34895,...)
which is the same as using multiple OR equals in your example.
Thank you. Yes I will try that.
And I have no idea why
I googled around a bit and there doesn't seem to be a limit on statement
length. I will say though that the nature of the query indicates a possible
design issue with the database. I suspect however that you are at the mercy of
someone else's schema. That there is no common denominator you can
You can save some characters by the following:
SELECT ... FROM myTable WHERE id IN (5523,7831,162814,34895,...)
which is the same as using multiple OR equals in your example.
If you need to break this up further, you can UNION the results of
multiple queries, such as:
SELECT ... FROM
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We're conducting a general review of our vendor program and I was wondering if
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Hi list,
Is there a maximum length limit for mySQL requests ?
I don't mean the results returned by mySQL, but the request itself.
For instance, I have a table with 18 entries and counting, and
I will need to send requests such as :
SELECT FROM myTable WHERE id = 5523 OR id = 7831 OR id =
If that is over your head, use my method, which you can find over on the
forums.
All 'pure' LiveCode.
Best, Richmond.
On Wed, 18 May 2022, 18:26 William de Smet via use-livecode, <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
> Hi Sean,
>
> Incredible to see what HH did.
> That is way over my head.
>
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