On Tue, 2002-04-16 at 07:08, Chris Little wrote: > > > > Okay, so I got this working with FMT_HTMLHREF (and there does > > appear to > > be a FMT_HTML as well, but I never tried it). > > > > Looks pretty good, though I can't say I've ever seen a <!P> > > tag in HTML > > before!?
You probably want see it again either :) It's just a comment and replaces the <P> I catch and if the user has selected to view the Bible Text in verses I just ignore it. Other wise it gets replaced with <P>. > > There are some non-HTML conventions used in FMT_HTMLHREF that require > parsing & filtering on the client side. Maybe Terry could elaborate. > Or maybe you can figure them all out by reading the source. > > > Is ENC_UTF16 supposed to be Unicode, and what are these other > > encoding > > types? Does ENC_HTML use character entities or something? > > ENC_UTF16 is supposed to be UTF-16 but I would not recommend using it > because it is still untested. ENC_HTML should do numeric character > entities. I would recommend using ENC_UTF8 and setting the character > encoding to UTF-8 since it will buy you a little bit extra speed in most > cases (by virtue of not requiring any character conversions). > > --Chris > > --
