HTML Files
Nancy Palmquist
nlp at vss3.com
Wed Oct 20 09:25:02 PDT 2004
Robert Haussmann wrote:
>>Does anyone know if it is possible to use the filePro HTML
>>command and
>>create a new HTML file each time the customer account changes?
>>
>>I put programming that would do HTML :CR webpage and HTML :CL at the
>>break point.
>>
>>I had to use "1" as a ID for the HTML command since my first
>>idea was to
>>use the account number to make a unique page. limit is 0-20
>>and that is
>>not enough.
>>
>>I never have more than one open at a time but I don't seem to
>>be getting
>>even one page.
>>
>>Each time the account number changes I start a new page. At
>>the break
>>point, I close the page.
>>
>>If I can't do this with HTML, I can adjust the programming to
>>an EXPORT
>>command and put my tags in manually. Shouldn't be too tricky.
>>
>>This was just supposed to make a index page for each
>>customer's pages.
>>Seemed simple enough.
>
>
> If I understand what you are asking, we do this all the time.
> We build files on a specific field, so that we end up with one
> file per field value. Like you suggest, we are doing this in
> @wbr processing.
>
> When you say that you had to use "1" as the ID for the HTML commands,
> I assume you are carrying this through to the :CR and :CL commands
> as well, right?
>
> We've never used *only* id "1" to create these files (e.g., usually
> we have an index page that gets created as we go along, using id "0",
> and then each individual page uses id "1"). It's a long shot, but is
> it possible that you can't use "1" without using "0" (I doubt it, but
> you never know).
>
> Can you post some code?
>
> Bob Haussmann
> Tabor Children's Services, Inc.
>
>
>
Bob,
Before you spend much time, I just went to look again and I am seeing
index.html pages where they should have been. I am puzzled - maybe I
did not refresh my folders. I need to verify that they are right. I
will let you know.
Nancy
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