On Sunday, January 8, 2006, at 07:30 AM,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And many others.
This is from the htmlText property - yes? But that requires me to set
the htmlText of a field... which is not such fun for a parser :)
Guess I will have to manually stick them all in an array?
I've had
Am I right that there is no built in function to convert HTML named
characters (auml;)?
Does anyone have such a function?
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Atilde;
ã atilde;
Ä Auml;
ä auml;
And many others.
I tried with my Encoded Text Picker and it worked as expected.
Le 6 janv. 06 à 23:17, David Bovill a écrit :
Am I right that there is no built in function to convert HTML named
characters (auml
On 7 Jan 2006, at 23:30, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Hi David,
From the docs:
ÁAacute;
áaacute;
ÂAcirc;
âacirc;
´acute;
ÆAElig;
æaelig;
ÀAgrave;
àagrave;
ÅAring;
åaring;
ÃAtilde;
ãatilde;
Ä
Hi David,
I think you can use two different ways:
1. By scripting:
Should be something like that.
If you want to take into account all special characters (about one
hundred), the second way could appear better.
function StripTags pHtml -- returns the meaningful text from a web page
local
