On 7/21/07, Stephen Barncard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
And why I mentioned URLencoding each block of data as it forces all
text to a single line.
Ah, I did not appreciate that it forced the text to a single line
(Base64 will do this too if you include a way to deal with returns).
Which
In rev, there are many ways to do similar tasks.
BUT, if any of these fields contain a large amount of text where there is a
possibility that it may include a comma, tab or return character then your
output may not be as expected, ie if you use the return character as
And why I mentioned U
Charles,
Stephen and Eric have provided the solution to your problem, here's just one
or two gotchas that you may need to think about to prevent premature loss of
hair further down the track ;-)
If the fields contain small chunks of data then turning them into a Rev list
is very easy:
put field
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>>When I check the contents of tData, only the last field, field "l" was in
>>tData
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>>How do I correct this?
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Hi Charles,
Stephen did give you good advice.
It depends on your environment but a repeat loop could do the job:
repeat for each item tFldName in "a,b,c,d,e,f,g"
put fld tFldName & cr after tData
end repeat
Or:
repeat with i = 1006 to 1024
put fld ID i & cr after tData
end repeat
Or:
repea
When I check the contents of tData, only the last field, field "l" was in
tData
right now you are just replacing the last contents with the next.
into = replace what was there
after = put after
before = put before
How do I correct this?
depends on what you want to do...
If you are append
o tData
put field "h" into tData
put field "i" into tData
put field "j" into tData
put field "k" into tData
put field "l" into tData
When I check the contents of tData, only the last field, field "l" was in
tData
How do I correct this?
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That's great, Eric. Just what I needed. Thanks... Jim
on 12/19/05 11:51 AM, Eric Chatonet wrote:
> Hi Jim,
>
> The "How to Manage Table Fields" tutorial might help you:
> This stack, which comprises a Lab section and an Explanations
> section, explains table fields and all the aspects that for
Hi Jim,
The "How to Manage Table Fields" tutorial might help you:
This stack, which comprises a Lab section and an Explanations
section, explains table fields and all the aspects that for the
moment are still not documented.
Fully commented scripts lets you start working with them at once.
P
Hi List... I've lost my link to the source that discusses table fields. Can
anyone tell me where to find a general discussion of table fields?
Specifically, I want to lock the cells and react to a mouseClick on the
individual cell. I also can't remember how to specify the number of columns
and ro
> I have more information on my previous newbie question which was: Why is
> there a fatter border around one of the fields in my previous HC stack? How
> do I
> eliminate the extra width?
>
> I tried playing with "Look and Feel", traversalOn and showBorder. None of
> these had an effect. There i
Hi Everyone,
I have more information on my previous newbie question which was: Why is
there a fatter border around one of the fields in my previous HC stack? How do
I
eliminate the extra width?
I tried playing with "Look and Feel", traversalOn and showBorder. None of
these had an effect. The
Dave,
set the hilitedLine of fld "MyField" to lineOffset(myVar,fld "MyField")
Note that if there is no match found, lineOffset will return zero and
all lines will be deselected.
Le 24 août 05 à 14:05, David Burgun a écrit :
aaa
ccc
dd
Hi,
I am stumped (again!), if I have a list field and I want to select a
line based on the content of a variable, e.g. if the list is:
aaa
ccc
ddd
eee
and myVar is = ccc
I want to be able to sel
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