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clemrock, If you want HTML + attachments, you should use multipart/mixed instead.

We have a system of 100 users where some users would occasionally pick up the wrong result for the queries they requested. Their query allows them to select an employee and they should get a report for that employee. In 3 - 4 incidents reported, some user gets the wrong report. No one was able...

Thanks. That worked.

Suppose a user agent sends the following HTTP post request: POST /listener.php HTTP/1.0 Content-Type: text/xml; charset=iso_8859-1 Accept: text/xml Accept-Charset: utf-8, iso_8859-1 Content-Length: 190 <?xml version="1.0"?> <XML_DATA> <Fields> <ID type="CHAR">abcde</ID> <NAME...

PPK has an in-depth discussion of a technique to do that here (www.quirksmode.org)

That is interesting, I'll give it a try. However, isn't there a straight-forward way to do it? If I have more values to add, like &gt; &lt; ... I don't want to create -DEFAULTS declaration for all of them. Thanks

Hi, inside an -HTMLFORM, if I put "&amp;", webfocus thinks this a focus variable and will not output it to the resulting HTML. How do I escape &'s such that it will be treated as HTML instead of being treated as a variable?

Can anybody point me to a freely accessible online tutorial for WebFocus? I have some reference materials for Focus, but nothing for WebFocus.

RISTMO, How about images, css, js, and other components accessed by a page? Does your script parses them too and download it such that a resulting html can be directly viewed from your server? If so, I'm very interested in your script! :-)

To add more menus: HTML: <div id="map"> <div id="menu"> <a href="illustrations/overall.jpg" id="overall"><i>Overall View</i></a> </div> [red]<div id="menu2"> <a href="illustrations/target2.jpg" id="overall"><i>Your text</i></a> </div>[/a] </div> CSS: #menu2 {...

remove the <img> tag, the image is displayed as the background of #map. also, add a width and height to #map HTML: <div id="map"> <img src = "layout.jpg" alt=""> <div id="menu"> <a href="overall.jpg" id="overall"><i>Overall View</i></a> </div> </div> CSS...

sanders720, You might need to add "z-index: 1;" to div.linkcontainer a { For more detailed tutorial, you might want to take a look at this which implements an image map concept using CSS: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/imagemap/ This may be close to what you're looking for. In this...

Marc, Is user.procname the dataset where the proc and query is written? How will the contents of this dataset look like? Many thanks! wing

AFAIK, you can't. The popup box is browser dependent. If you want something fancy, you have to look at creating a hidden DHTML layer that would pop-up when the 'Add' option is selected. It is not a menial task, so prepare to roll up your sleeves. ;-) Alternatively, you might opt to place a...

Marc, Yes, I have successfully utilized the REXX exec from mainframe weekly. However, since DSNTEP2 is limited to 133 chars, the consequence is that I could not have individual fields with length greater than that limit on my target tables. I could probably try the QMF approach and have REXX...

You could also try posting to http://lists.evolt.org/mailman/listinfo/thelist I've been lurking there and that list is very active. You should find a lot of help.

Marc, Not exactly. It should output a data extract, 1 line per table row. In addition, it should also display the column names in the 1st line; and another footer line to display the number of rows in the table. Suppose a table has 500 rows, the output should have 502 lines: 1 header line +...

Marc, I want to be able to just modify a table name inside a JCL card, and when job runs it will output an extract of that table with first row displaying column names and a footer displaying the total number of rows retrieved. I was able to achieve this using the DSNTEP2 and REXX combination...

The search form does not exist on your template. That's why your header div is filling up the col_middle div.

CSS is the right tool for the job. It not possible to place your text above an image using table layouting (without CSS positioning), unless your text is actually part of the image -- by editing it in an image editing program. You must put your image and the text inside a div element. This div...