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JohnB
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Is there a way to capture the echoed source code in a file when the message viewer is set to on and &ECHO is set to ALL?

Thank you,

John


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GamP
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There is nothing in the webfocus product that can provide this for you, you'll have to come up with a way to do this yourself.
Easiest way is to select the text in the window and copy it to the clipboard or do a 'View Source' which will bring it into an editor.
A much harder way is to activate server traces, have them written to a file in a location that can be written to and read from, and then write some code that will filter out from the traces what you need. There are a few threads in this forum where this technique is discussed.
But before you go and do this ask yourself the question if this is really neccessary. If it is just for analyzing what goes wrong, I'd do a view source, and then I have the code in a text editor, to be disposed of as I see fit.


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