Yes, it would probably work better to roll your own RTF-to-HTML
converters. RTF in rev seems to be pretty solid. I notice that rev's
htmltext uses simple FONT tags inline, which is pretty old stuff in
the web world - in fact not advised. At any rate, the numbers are in
font SIZES 1 - xxx? - not pixels, and some text gets to be HUGE when
presented in a web browser. Perhaps there's a scaling factor, but...
Ideally, an RTF to HTML interpreter would imbed style definitions in
the header, and use DIV tags and .classes for styled paragraphs.
Sounds like a library to me! I love text-munging projects like this...
sqb
Hi Folks,
why on earth Rev is doing this presentation hack. Put a field on a
stack, set the htmltext of the field to "<h2>SOMETHING</h2>", now,
pull the html text property and you'll end with something like:
<p></p>
<p></p>
<p><font size="24"><b>SOMETHING</b></font></p>
<p></p>
<p></p>
...
HELL the thing is even loosing attributes!!!! if you use something
like "<p class="footer">my text</p>" when you check the htmltext
prop you end up with no attributes. I think it's okay for rev to
ignore the attribute but to loose it.... things should be simpler.
Damn!
Andre
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