Send my an example file. It does sound nice, but I want to make sure it won't cause problems for people using WYSIWYG editors (I can't imagine how, but I like to be careful.). If it works then I'm all for lowering the number of files that have to be dragged around.
Jonathan On Jul 21, 2008, at 2:58 PM, Bob Hanson wrote: > It's really easy to edit the scripts. They look just like normal > scripts, and they can be well marked. You can have any number of > scripts > in an HTML file because they are just HTML comments. I think we could > adapt this very quickly. Do you want me to take a look? > > Bob > > > Jonathan Gutow wrote: > >> Bob, >> Is this using the inline script stuff you mentioned figuring out for >> PE? It seems easier to have fewer files to maintain, but I'm >> wondering about tweaks and debugging? I sometimes use these >> templates as a place to start and then go in and edit the scripts to >> do loops other things. Is it harder to do that to scripts included >> in the .html file? >> >> Jonathan >> On Jul 21, 2008, at 8:47 AM, Bob Hanson wrote: >> >> >> >>> right -- and, Jonathan, I'd like to show you how we can make the >>> scripts >>> all part of ONE file -- the HTML -- so that there will be none of >>> this >>> multiple SPT file problem at all. >>> >>> Bob >>> >>> >>> Jonathan Gutow wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>>> Dear all: >>>> I've thought of a way of making the javascript for the export >>>> to web >>>> functions more flexible. Since we always save this script with >>>> the .html, .spt, etc... used to make the page, I don't think I have >>>> to maintain backwards compatibility, do I? There are functions I'd >>>> like to replace with a more flexible ones that take a different >>>> number of parameters. Any thoughts? >>>> >>>> Jonathan >>>> >>>> Dr. Jonathan H. 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