dfroonj@optonline.net
xfdf into a cursor or a table that's what I need to do
thnaks so much for your help
deb
>Update, just noticed it doesn't post correctly on the UT. I'll have to email it to you...
>I've written and parsed xfdf files in the past. Are you stripping out the special and reserved chars first?
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>FUNCTION XmlEncode
>LPARAMETERS teExpression
>
>*-- Transfrom 5 Known reserved XML characters only
>
>LOCAL lcReturn
>lcReturn = TRAN(teExpression)
>
>IF VARTYPE(teExpression) = 'C'
> lcReturn = ALLTRIM(lcReturn)
> lcReturn = STRTRAN(lcReturn, ' & ', ' & ')
> lcReturn = STRTRAN(lcReturn, ' < ', ' < ')
> lcReturn = STRTRAN(lcReturn, ' > ', ' > ')
> lcReturn = STRTRAN(lcReturn, ' " ', ' " ')
> lcReturn = STRTRAN(lcReturn, " ' ", ' ' ')
> lcReturn = STRTRAN(lcReturn, " / ", ' / ')
>ENDIF
>
>RETURN lcReturn
>
>*-------------------------------------------------------------------------
>FUNCTION XMLDeCode
>LPARAMETERS cTXT
>LOCAL i,ch
>FOR i=1 TO 255
> ch=ALLTRIM(STR(i))
> cTXT=STRTRAN(cTXT,"&#"+ch+";",CHR(i))
>ENDFOR
>RETURN cTXT
>
>
>>Help.....
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>>I'm using adobe to create a file nys.xfdf.
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>>nys.xfdf is my pdf form with all my default data
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>>nyx.xfdf is an xml file. It looks like this:
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>>I can't seem to figure it out. Does anyone know how I can get this conversion to work?
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>>Thanks,
>>Deb
