It was about 10 years ago and written quickly for my own use - so not
really documented that well. On looking back I now recall that the
content for the pages was exported from the memo fields along with other
text and numeric data into a CSV file which was imported into a 3rd
party eCommerce package on a daily basis and uploaded to the site. Some
memo fields contained embedded HTML like combo boxes. I tried to find a
snippet that would be useful but it would be meaningless taken in
isolation! Basically, lots of string building. Like:-
HTMStr=HTMStr+"</SELECT>"+crlf+"<INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT VALUE='";
+choosetxt+"'"+crlf+"OnClick='document.forms[0].PRODREF.value=ExtractValue(document.forms[0].";
+uniquname+")'>"+crlf+">!!"
and so on... :-)
Massimo Belgrano wrote:
Have you a little sample?
2009/2/4 Barry Jackson <zen25...@zen.co.uk>:
Yes - I used memo fields to hold HTML to generate web pages from stock
records in Clipper! :-)
Przemyslaw Czerpak wrote:
On Wed, 04 Feb 2009, Massimo Belgrano wrote:
Which data type will be used to store XML/html documents in dbf by
harbour?
The same as for any other text or binary objects: MEMO
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