On 5/18/02 11:58 AM, Sivakatirswami wrote:
> Does anyone have a script to removing HTML from a string/chunk/whole file?
function html2text htmlRaw
# trim all html tag
put offset(" 0 then
delete char 1 to (bodyStart -1) of htmlRaw
end if
replace "" with cr in htmlRaw
replace "" wit
Does anyone have a script to removing HTML from a string/chunk/whole file?
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You might want to try using the htmltext property.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Fri, 17 May 2002 10:12:27 EDT
> What do your relative paths look like? The following works for me:
>
> set the fileName of player 1 to "./Movies/MyMovie.mov"
>
> Perhaps you need the "."?
>
> Regards,
> Brian
>
On Fri, 17 May 2002 11:25:31 +0200 Klaus Major <[EMAIL PRO
http://www.theurl.com?&A=1&B=2&C=3
-- The ampersands worked for me. I did notice that the
"&" after the "?" should not be there. "&"s only
separate the variables.
--- Scott Rossi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Recently, "Klaus Major" wrote:
>
> >> set the hideConsoleWindows to true
> >> put
What do your relative paths look like? The following works for me:
set the fileName of player 1 to "./Movies/MyMovie.mov"
Perhaps you need the "."?
Regards,
Brian
<< > Apparently, unlike to referencing images and sounds, you still cannot
> use relative paths with Quicktime movies. >>
>> How do you assemble a string that contains ampersands in it?
> Put 'em in quotes:
>
> put name1&"="&value1&"&"&name2&"="&value2
>
> Is that what you were looking for?
Yes -- thank you. Big "duh" on my end. :-)
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Tactile Media, Multimedia & Design
Put 'em in quotes:
put name1&"="&value1&"&"&name2&"="&value2
Is that what you were looking for?
You could also define your own constant...
Regards,
Brian
<< OK, I give up. How do you assemble a string that contains ampersands in
it? >>
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OK, I give up. How do you assemble a string that contains ampersands in it?
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Scott Rossi
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Recently, "Klaus Major" wrote:
>> set the hideConsoleWindows to true
>> put "http://www.metacard.com"; into tURL
>> get shell("start" && tURL)
>
> wonderful!!!
>
> Run very fine on Win98.
Now we need to figure out how to pass parameters along with the URL:
http://www.theurl.com?&A=1&
Hi Scott,
> Howdy List:
>
> Not sure if this already made it to the list or this is common
> knowledge,
> but when trying to figure out how to launch a URL in a Windows browser
> without using any external, the following seemed to work well:
>
> set the hideConsoleWindows to true
> put "http
Howdy List:
Not sure if this already made it to the list or this is common knowledge,
but when trying to figure out how to launch a URL in a Windows browser
without using any external, the following seemed to work well:
set the hideConsoleWindows to true
put "http://www.metacard.com"; into t
Hi Wilhelm,
> Apparently, unlike to referencing images and sounds, you still cannot
> use relative paths with Quicktime movies.
I am using relative paths for QT movies for years.
(Or at least since MC supports QT on win ;-)
No problems so far, and i produced several CD-Rom applications
that can
Recently, "Dave Cragg" wrote:
>> Has anyone found a reliable way to display a text in MC that contains a mix
>> of single and double byte characters? I'm running up against a major
>> deadline (Friday) so thanks in advance for any suggestions.
> I've only been able to display Japanese text in
At 10:27 pm -0700 16/5/02, Scott Rossi wrote:
>Any folks on the list have experience displaying Japanese text in MetaCard
>on Windows?
>
>I'm displaying several lines of Japanese text in fields and buttons and I've
>run up against an issue I can't solve: the source Japanese text contains
>various
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