Recently, Richard Gaskin wrote: >> So why does the answer dialog render HTML? It should not. > > How would you propose passing styled text to the answer command?
If it were up to me, the default would be unstyled raw source, and I would add a flag that would cause stylizing to take place, perhaps "formatted" to keep in sync with formattedWidth/height/etc. answer [iconType] prompt [formatted] [with button1 [or buttons]] [titled windowTitle] [as sheet] But I realize this will never happen. > In MC it's required > that text passed to it begin with "<p>" and end with "</p>" or it will > be treated as plain text. This means you could either put "<html>" and > "</html>" about whatever you want to display raw, or even just a space > character in front of the text, and you'll show the tags in the content. > > The "raw" option you proposed would be nice, but I wonder if just making > the HTML flags sufficiently limited would suffice. If the "<p>" tag is the only thing that triggers styling, then (for me) I think this would suffice. But would you suggest doing the same (wrapping in HTML tags) for other types of code, ie XML? Regards, Scott Rossi Creative Director Tactile Media, Multimedia & Design _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [email protected] Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
