On Mar 7, 2010, at 10:51 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
Apparently numbers less than 8 are interpreted as HTML relative size
and larger numbers specify point size.
Could this have something to do with the recently mentioned problems
with font sizes on Unix platforms? If somehow the rev unix engine is
Peter Brigham MD wrote:
On Mar 7, 2010, at 10:51 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
Apparently numbers less than 8 are interpreted as HTML relative size
and larger numbers specify point size.
Could this have something to do with the recently mentioned problems
with font sizes on Unix platforms? If somehow
On Mar 6, 2010, at 7:13 PM, Jim Ault wrote:
On Mar 6, 2010, at 2:35 PM, Mark Stuart wrote:
Hi François,
Thanx for your quick reply.
I added Sarah's script into my application and ran it.
The function halted with an error on (quot;), because it is not a
number. I
think Sarah's function is
Apparently numbers less than 8 are interpreted as HTML relative size
and larger numbers specify point size.
Could this have something to do with the recently mentioned problems
with font sizes on Unix platforms? If somehow the rev unix engine is
mixing these up, then something intended to
Hi all,
I'm reading the HTML text of a web page and parsing it. Some of the text
that I'm parsing contains (quot;) - braces not included.
What runrev function do I use to convert that HTML text to the double quote
() character?
There will be other characters that I also need to convert, such as
Le 6 mars 2010 à 23:01, Mark Stuart a écrit :
Hi all,
I'm reading the HTML text of a web page and parsing it. Some of the text
that I'm parsing contains (quot;) - braces not included.
What runrev function do I use to convert that HTML text to the double quote
() character?
There will be
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On Mar 6, 2010, at 2:35 PM, Mark Stuart wrote:
Hi François,
Thanx for your quick reply.
I added Sarah's script into my application and ran it.
The function halted with an error on (quot;), because it is not a
number. I
think Sarah's function is looking for a number after the ampersand,
the entities it currently supports.
I'd say that using the HTMLtext function would handle all these html
entities. But it appears to not do that.
Therefore, should I submit a bug report on this?
Regards,
Mark Stuart
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Mark Stuart wrote:
Hi all,
Looking up runrev Dictionary for HTML, does result in a find (HTMLtext),
which mentions the following near the very end.
Special characters (whose ASCII value is greater than 127) are encoded as
HTML entities. Revolution recognizes the following named entities:
and
Mark Stuart wrote:
Looking up runrev Dictionary for HTML, does result in a find (HTMLtext),
which mentions the following near the very end.
Special characters (whose ASCII value is greater than 127) are encoded as
HTML entities. Revolution recognizes the following named entities:
and then it
On Mar 6, 2010, at 7:07 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Mark Stuart wrote:
Hi all,
Looking up runrev Dictionary for HTML, does result in a find
(HTMLtext),
which mentions the following near the very end.
Special characters (whose ASCII value is greater than 127) are
encoded as
HTML entities.
:
function convertHTMLEntities theText
replace quot; with quote in theText
replace whatever with Ç in theText
...
...
return theText
end convertHTMLEntities
Regards,
Mark Stuart
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Mark Stuart wrote:
Richard - the html entity that didn't convert was the quot, starting with
and ending with semi-colon ;
(if I typed that into the email, you would only see , as you may see in the
following).
Jim - so you are suggesting a function to convert all possible entities for
a text
Mark Stuart wrote:
Hi all,
Richard - the html entity that didn't convert was the quot, starting with
and ending with semi-colon ;
The htmltext can only be applied to fields; it won't work in variables.
So you need to do what Richard suggested -- he's using the templateField
(which is a
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