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Bit of a cross-topic post but hey, hopefully you might be able to help.
I am trying to create hyperlinks on a webpage to specific bookmarks in a Word document. I have created the bookmark etc. and use the HTML syntax for hyperlinks
<a href = \mydocuments\myDoc.doc#my_bookmark>My...
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I am currently writing a script that mines the 'hidden' bookmarks automatically created by Word and uses them in hyperlinks to specific parts of the document (Dont ask why, I know its a ridiculously roundabout way of doing it).
I pretty have all that under control but I was wondering...
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I am relatively new to (X)HTML, CSS etc. and have encountered a slight issue with a task I am currently working on.
I am using a Perl script to write an xml file which then is formatted by an xsl document with a css stylesheet (This bit all works fine).
A table is created by my code which...
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This is probably a very basic formatting question but I've been stuck for some time...
I am attempting to display two tables on one page. One table giving an overall pass/fail report for a number of tests and the other for drtailing exactly which passed etc.
I am having no difficulty with...
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I am attempting to streamline the use of a tk application by binding the <return> button to a button executing a process.
I have read through the other forum posts and found several suggestions but none seem to be working for me.
I have defined the button widget etc. as
button...
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I have created a program that opens up a new toplevel on a button press with additional options.
This new window has an entry widget that I would like to get the value out using:
toplevel .newWindow
.......<other code>........
set choice [.newWindow.choiceEntry]
Where <topLevelPath> is...
I am currently writing a tcl/tk script that communicates with an external application. I have succesfully managed to extract a string and process it as required. My issue is that some of these strings are of the format xyz[0:2] and therefore need to be passed to the application as xyz\[0:2\] to...
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