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I have a master, a fex and a html file. In my HTML file i want a dropdown to populate automaticaly with values from text or ftm file.I am using the following code (in HTML File)
Now that you have changed your .mas can you run the following fex against it?
TABLE FILE ACC
SUM FST.ETLACCOUNT
BY ETLACCOUNT
ON TABLE PCHOLD FORMAT XML
END
-RUN
If you can then you have just mimicked exactly what the JS does to obtain the data for the combo and we need to look further such as adding IBIAPP_app and IBIC_server attributes to your SELECT tag set. If you can't then there is probably still something wrong with your .mas so please post your latest version - note there was also an extraneous TEXT in the DATASET code.
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