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texte = Kenneth Grome wrote:> 1- What happens when you remove the convertchars context from around the [title] tag? Does it still crash?Well I commented it out with [!][/!] and then it does not crash.> > > 2- What happens when you use the standard default convertchars syntax instead, like this: > > [convertchars][Title][/convertchars] > > Does this still cause a crash?no, it works with the std conversions.db (no crash)> > > By the way, Netscape properly displays a double quote on the web page even when you do not use " in your html, and maybe IE does the same thing. If so, this means you probably don't even need convertchars in this situation, unless you're converting values other than double quotes as well.so far only regular quotes, but other chars could arise later...> > > 3- I don't see anything wrong with the html you posted below. Can you post the append/replace form that creates the [title] value?I should say again that the whole thing works fine on mac and also on NT. The form you ask for is 50k long. I can post the whole thing if you really are willing to wade thru it. Here is a snip-
Product Title
(This is the title shown alongside the product photo)
Is there another issue related to having a mark as the first char in the first record in a db, or something like that? I vageuly remember some discussion about this back before I was ready to appreciate what was being discussed... Maybe my issue is related somehow (or made an issue by unix webcat abnormalty?)-John------------------------------------------------------------- Brought to you by CommuniGate Pro - The Buzz Word Compliant Messaging Server. To end your Mail problems go to .This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to
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Kenneth Grome wrote:> 1- What happens when you remove the convertchars context from around the [title] tag? Does it still crash?Well I commented it out with [!][/!] and then it does not crash.> > > 2- What happens when you use the standard default convertchars syntax instead, like this: > > [convertchars][Title][/convertchars] > > Does this still cause a crash?no, it works with the std conversions.db (no crash)> > > By the way, Netscape properly displays a double quote on the web page even when you do not use " in your html, and maybe IE does the same thing. If so, this means you probably don't even need convertchars in this situation, unless you're converting values other than double quotes as well.so far only regular quotes, but other chars could arise later...> > > 3- I don't see anything wrong with the html you posted below. Can you post the append/replace form that creates the [title] value?I should say again that the whole thing works fine on mac and also on NT. The form you ask for is 50k long. I can post the whole thing if you really are willing to wade thru it. Here is a snip-
Product Title
[input][Title][/input]> (This is the title shown alongside the product photo)
Is there another issue related to having a mark as the first char in the first record in a db, or something like that? I vageuly remember some discussion about this back before I was ready to appreciate what was being discussed... Maybe my issue is related somehow (or made an issue by unix webcat abnormalty?)-John------------------------------------------------------------- Brought to you by CommuniGate Pro - The Buzz Word Compliant Messaging Server. To end your Mail problems go to .This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to John Butler
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