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The old ones rely on IE11 being in compatibility mode (IE=10 works). When we set the portal to IE=Edge, we end up with javascript errors ("Object doesn't support property or method 'evaluate'") due to Microsoft returning a new object type from XML documents (XMLDocument) with an incompatible API...
Experimentally, we found that editting those old HTML's in App Studio helps. Unfortunately, that requires a bit more than just opening and saving, as it changes styling and removes javascript includes.
Hence, we're looking for a way to:
Find old-style HTML files
Update them automatically, if possible
This seems like something that more people will encounter or already have. Has anyone come up with something a bit smarter than the manual approach?This message has been edited. Last edited by: FP Mod Chuck,
WebFOCUS 8.1.03, Windows 7-64/2008-64, IBM DB2/400, Oracle 11g & RDB, MS SQL-Server 2005, SAP, PostgreSQL 11, Output: HTML, PDF, Excel 2010 : Member of User Group Benelux :
This is one of the problems of relying on a GUI to generate your HTML files - you're stuck with what it outputs. As far as I know, the only way to do what you want is to manually open, change, save... each file. Also, I could be wrong but my guess is that App Studio 8.1.03 does not generate absolutely beautiful HTML 5 code.
Francis
Give me code, or give me retirement. In FOCUS since 1991
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