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Title: Xhtml tags in text
Post by: MyBrainIsFull on August 19, 2015, 06:28:59 PM: Hi all, I am using xhtml to create text at the top of a mem form

My end users want to be able to edit this, so I am putting the text in a tps file as a string, easy and it works.

But when I put tags in the text like  I get this returned literally, it is not parsed out - see image.

There must be a procedure somewhere that I can send this string to and get these tags resolved

loc:String = p_web.ParseThisPleaseBruce( loc:string )

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Title: Re: Xhtml tags in text
Post by: terryd on August 20, 2015, 08:12:38 AM: Hi Kevin
Are you saving the tps field value into a SessionVariable before called the Tag?
Title: Re: Xhtml tags in text
Post by: MyBrainIsFull on August 20, 2015, 06:01:58 PM: Hi Terry, I am sending the packet out like this

THIS WORKS OK (a)
packet.append(p_web.AsciiToUTF( ' Your course is  blah blah blah '& '',net:OnlyIfUTF,net:StoreAsAscii))

ie this shows as "Your course is Woodwork 101"

THIS DOES NOT (b)
packet.append(p_web.AsciiToUTF( clip(Tok:Content) & '<13,10>'& '',net:OnlyIfUTF,net:StoreAsAscii))
Where tok:content is a text field that holds the same text as in (a)

ie this shows as "Your course is  "

The plain text in (b) is OK but the  does not get parsed

Thanks
Title: Re: Xhtml tags in text
Post by: kevin plummer on August 20, 2015, 08:04:45 PM: maybe this?

packet.append(p_web.AsciiToUTF(<39>' & clip(Tok:Content) & '<39><13,10>'& '',net:OnlyIfUTF,net:StoreAsAscii))
Title: Re: Xhtml tags in text
Post by: Bruce on August 21, 2015, 12:37:30 AM: Hi Kevin,

I guess there's only a few ways this can be wrong.
I tried to duplicate your problem in example 3.

a) in WebHandler, ProcessLink, before parent call;
self.SSV('bruce',format(today(),@d6) & ' ' & format(clock(),@t4))

b) In LoginForm, xHtml tab, "Before <form>", Routine Name : one
<div class="red">
Welcome to Example 3

</div>

If I go to the login screen the session value is there - as you are asking for.

So I guess you're doing something different to this?

cheers
Bruce