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05/07/2001 11:36:52
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05/07/2001 10:51:27
Jay Johengen
Altamahaw-Ossipee, Carolina del Norte, United States
Altamahaw-Ossipee, Carolina del Norte, United States
General information
Foro:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
Informes & Diseñador de informes
Título:
Miscellaneous
ID de la conversación:
00526426
ID del mensaje:
00527000
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18
>>Anyway, the task seems to be complicated, but doable. Are you sure, you want to produce Report and not XML (HTML) instead, what might be easy in this situation?
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>Nadya,
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>How would I go about going from the prg to the XML? I'm not very familiar with using Foxpro and HTML together... :|
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>Renoir
In the first approximation, you can prepare the HTML header, then just replace @say n1,n2 with < br >< br >. So, you produce HTML, where each @say .. would appear on the next string. Probably, not that you want. Then you can try to parse it more carefully, analazing, if row changed or not, etc. This was just my idea, I'm not sure, it's quite easy to implement too, but seems to be easier, than create a report from @SAY...
>
>Nadya,
>
>How would I go about going from the prg to the XML? I'm not very familiar with using Foxpro and HTML together... :|
>
>Renoir
In the first approximation, you can prepare the HTML header, then just replace @say n1,n2 with < br >< br >. So, you produce HTML, where each @say .. would appear on the next string. Probably, not that you want. Then you can try to parse it more carefully, analazing, if row changed or not, etc. This was just my idea, I'm not sure, it's quite easy to implement too, but seems to be easier, than create a report from @SAY...