Hi James,
Thanks for the tips, I took your advice here is the HTML returned, There
still isn't the full 43 elements though strange?
<select class='multiSelectStyle' name='anotherContainer/Choose Page
Subject' size=1 onfocus='datacapture.handleElementSelect( 26);'
onchange='parent.api.iw_dispatch_handleOnChange(26,this);'>
<option value="">
<option value="About You"> About You
<option value="Sales Recognition Events Framework"> Sales Recognition
Events Framework
<option value="Building Wealth"> Building Wealth
<option value="Compensation"> Compensation
<option value="Employee Development"> Employee Development
<option value="Executive Development"> Executive Development
<option value="Financial Benefits"> Financial Benefits
<option value="Global Pulse Survey"> Global Pulse Survey
<option value="Hiring"> Hiring
<option value="IDP Tool"> IDP Tool
<option value="Manager Services"> Manager Services
<option value="Mobility"> Mobility
<option value="Other"> Other
<option value="Payroll Services"> Payroll Services
<option value="PBC Tool - Normal"> PBC Tool - Normal
<option value="Personnel Records"> Personnel Records
<option value="Reporting"> Reporting
<option value="Site Utilities"> Site Utilities
<option value="Transition Employees"> Transition Employees
<option value="Well Being"> Well Being
<option value="Workforce Diversity"> Workforce Diversity
<option value="Your Career"> Your Career
</select>
Cheers
Colin
James Edward Gray II <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
30/12/2003 08:26 AM
To: Colin Johnstone/Australia/Contr/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Splitting Comma delimited list
On Dec 29, 2003, at 3:12 PM, Colin Johnstone wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I use the following to split a comma delimited list and get varying
> results and I don't understand why.
Running your code on your data, I get the expected results (43).
> my count of the elements in the splitdata array returns 43 but the
> select
> list when displayed in our Content management system only has
> approximately 23 items. Some items are compltely ignored. The comma
> delimited txt file is below.
Could this be a browser issue? Is the XHTML still correct?
> About You,BCS Employee,Sales Recognition Events
> Framework,BPFJ+,Building
> Wealth,Community Program,Compensation,Employment Confirmations,Employee
> Development,Employee Services,Executive Development,Expense
> Reimbursement,Financial Benefits,Flexibility,Global Pulse Survey,Health
> Benefits,Hiring,HR Assist,IDP Tool,Insurance,Manager
> Services,Management
> Development,Mobility,New Hire Information,Other,PaylinkPlus,Payroll
> Services,PBC Tool - Urgent,PBC Tool - Normal,Peace of Mind
> Benefits,Personnel Records,Promotions,Reporting,Reporting - Data
> Quality &
> Integrity,Site Utilities,Single Cycle Salary Review,Transition
> Employees,Transactional,Well Being,When Life Changes,Workforce
> Diversity,Workplace Practices,Your Career
>
>
>
> #!/usr/bin/perl
# I strongly recommend...
use strict;
use warnings;
> my $fileToOpen = shift;
>
> # $string = qq[<option value="$fileToOpen" label="$fileToOpen"/>];
>
> open( FILEHANDLE, $fileToOpen ) or die ("Could not open file
> $fileToOpen");
# You'll stay sane longer if you think up file handle names better than
FILEHANDLE
> while( my $line = <FILEHANDLE> ){
> chomp $line;
> $inFile .= $line;
> }
# you can replace the above loop with a single read
undef $/; # enter slurp mode
my $inFile = <FILEHANDLE>;
> close(FILEHANDLE);
>
> my @splitData = split( /\,/, $inFile );
>
> $numElements = scalar(@splitData);
> $optionHTML = qq[<option label="$numElements:" />];
>
> foreach $subject(@splitData){
>
> $subject =~ s/&/&/g;
> $subject =~ s/\"/"/g;
> $optionHTML .= qq[<option label="$subject" />];
>
> }
>
> # produce output
> print <<EOF;
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding='UTF-8'?>
> <substitution>
> $optionHTML
> </substitution>
> EOF
> #
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