RE: [Q] generating html from a database?
From: John Morfit <john_morfit_at_lccinc.com>
Date: 1996/04/29
Message-ID: <01bb35f9.7bcbc020$384401bf_at_john_morfit.lccinc.com>#1/1
Date: 1996/04/29
Message-ID: <01bb35f9.7bcbc020$384401bf_at_john_morfit.lccinc.com>#1/1
On Saturday, April 27, 1996, dedmunds_at_sfu.ca wrote...
>
> I'd like input on how easy/difficult it will be to create HTML documents
> from a relational database.
>
Darran,
I have Access 7.0 under Win 95. I upgraded from Win3.11 and Access 2.0 after discovering the following two bugs, confirmed by Microsoft's Help line:
- Access 2.0 won't output subform records in a report when File|Save As/Export|To an External File or Database|Save as Type|TEXT FILES is selected.
- Only the first line of Memo fields are put into the file using the method above.
Access 7.0 fixes these bugs, but has new ones:
- Subform records are output to the file in groups of 3 followed by one blank line.
- Label Controls containing the fixed HTML text in the report are sometimes truncated and strewn randomly throughout the file.
I've now moved to using the Visual Basic to write a module that uses Print #1, "html text here"; table!fieldhere; "more html" to output the database information embedded within html format strings. This does work.
John Morfit Received on Mon Apr 29 1996 - 00:00:00 CEST