And I have answered myself. The key wasn't max-width, but setting a
pre-wrap for my tags:
max-width: 90%; white-space: pre-wrap;
On Sun, Jul 11, 2010 at 8:57 PM, Joe Little wrote:
> One could say I'm looking for a better ERXSimpleHTMLFormatter -- one
> that inserts breaks at appropriate points,
One could say I'm looking for a better ERXSimpleHTMLFormatter -- one
that inserts breaks at appropriate points, but perhaps I'm looking for
the wrong solution, and that CSS is the right thing here?
On Sun, Jul 11, 2010 at 8:43 PM, Joe Little wrote:
> I have a request in to deal with the usual Wo
I have a request in to deal with the usual Word text pasted into a
large text field. I found the great examples already on this list for
solving odd character conversion. What I'm stuck on and hoping to
avoid re-inventing a wheel on is converting the text from one long
line whether for a browser or
I've never had a problem with this ... It should work exactly like a regular
relationship with a join entity. We routinely had "category" entities with
parent and children categories via a "categorystructure" join. Deeply nested
structures are pretty tricky to query optimally, though, with the n
the short answer from our experience is that it's more pain than gain.
we model these kinds of relationships "manually" - for example, in a
typically user1 to user2 relationship we have a user table, and a "link"
table in which we store the pk of user1, and the pk of user2, but we only
model the r
Chuck & Farrukh,
Thanks for the feedback - it's much appreciated!
- Joe
On Jul 11, 2010, at 11:33:06, Farrukh Ijaz wrote:
Very important point highlighted by Chuck. EOF is very efficient in
maintaining all types of relations including recursive. You must
becareful of cyclic reference as it
Very important point highlighted by Chuck. EOF is very efficient in maintaining
all types of relations including recursive. You must becareful of cyclic
reference as it may lead into stack overflow situation. Also make sure your
model should care of the delete rule otherwise... I just deleted my
I think that should be fine. You might want to plan out how you are going to
qualify this for fetches.
On Jul 10, 2010, at 2:25 PM, Joe Moreno wrote:
> Is it possible for EOF to support a reflexive relationship back to the same
> Entity with the same relationship property name through a flat
