Sergey, Thomas,
I tried five PC having different Windows (two 98, two NT4, one XP) with VFP7 program:
- only on one PC (very old PC, 98) I was able to run my code without any adjustments, changing charset, etc.;
- only on one (but another) PC (NT) I was able to change oIE..charset programmatically and the appearance of the WEB page was seen changed; on other PCs the appearance of the WEB page was not seen as changed, however the ?oie...charset returns the new value.
- on all PC except two (one allows to change charset programmatically) I need to manually change the encoding.
All settings on those PCs look similar. Any ideas on where to continue looking?
>Hi Yuri,
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>Your code does work for me.
? "õîòèòå" $ oie.document.getelementsbytagname("TD").Item(1).innertext I'm running under Win2KSP4 with English as locale and Cyrillic as default language. What is your OS and language settings?
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>>AFAIK, FontCharSet property introduced in VFP8. I am bound to VFP7 on this project anyway.
>>IE object has charset property, but it seems is readonly; at least I was unable to change the encoding with oie.document.charset=....
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>>But more important is that I need more, not just to see the text on the VFP screen. I need to get elements from the page refering to their text values in the code. For instance, the element
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>>oie.document.getelementsbytagname("TD").Item(1).innertext
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>>on the page
www.foxclub.ru contains the header line following "FOXPRO CLUB". If I choose any one russian letter from the header then the line below returns true or false depending on the encoding:
>>?"russian letter go here"$oie.document.getelementsbytagname("TD").Item(1).innertext
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>>I doubt that the VFP string comparison commands like $ should be affected by _screen.fontcharset. Any other ideas?
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