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I have filed an enhancement for this. The bug # is 2377499. I shall keep you updated when the feature is added.

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Designer6i: About templates and style sheets.

How "About Page template filename (DOCTAP)" Use this preference to identify a document template for the About Page.

The email content can be HTML content. We dont' restrict what goes in the HTML content and hence you can inline the css or refer to a hosted CSS (absolute path). There are no sample templates or style sheets shipped with the product.

Can I used Dreamweaver CS5.5 to learn to build and style a web page? I see the CC version but I want to use the earlier version. THx

Can I used Dreamweaver CS5.5 to learn to build and style a web page? I see the CC version but I want to use the earlier version. THx

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Use of tables and style sheet

Hi all,
I am strungling using tables in RoboHelp HTML 7, to generate
webhelp.
What I try to accomplish is using tables in RH, and have its
formatting defined in a style sheet. The html code generated by RH
should be nice and clean. If possible I would not like to go into
the HTML code, I prefer the use of the Design editor.
I have the following in a new file in the RoboHelp table
gallery:
quote:
<table>
<caption>CAPTIONTITLE</caption>
<COL style="width: 5%;">
<COL style="width: 40%;">
<thead>
<tr><th></th><th></th></tr>
</thead>
<tbody>
<tr><td></td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td></td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td></td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td></td><td></td></tr>
</tbody>
</table>
The following is in the CSS file:
quote:
table {
border: 2px #c0c0c0 solid;
border-collapse: collapse;
width: "100%";
margin: 10px;
td, th {
border: 1px #c0c0c0 solid;
padding-left: 5px;
padding-right: 10px;
text-align: left;
vertical-align: top;
th {
background: #ffc000;
When I insert a table into a page, using the table file I
created above, the html looks like:
quote:
<table x-use-null-cells>
<col style="width: 33.333%;">
<col style="width: 33.333%;">
<col style="width: 33.333%;">
<tr><td style="padding-right: 10px; padding-left:
10px;" width=33.333%>
<p> </td>
<td style="padding-right: 10px; padding-left: 10px;"
width=33.333%>
<p> </td>
<td style="padding-right: 10px; padding-left: 10px;"
width=33.333%>
<p> </td></tr>
<tr><td style="padding-right: 10px; padding-left:
10px;" width=33.333%>
<p> </td>
<td style="padding-right: 10px; padding-left: 10px;"
width=33.333%>
<p> </td>
<td style="padding-right: 10px; padding-left: 10px;"
width=33.333%>
<p> </td></tr>
<tr><td style="padding-right: 10px; padding-left:
10px;" width=33.333%>
<p> </td>
<td style="padding-right: 10px; padding-left: 10px;"
width=33.333%>
<p> </td>
<td style="padding-right: 10px; padding-left: 10px;"
width=33.333%>
<p> </td></tr>
</table>
So, RoboHelp adds a number of styles to the inserted table
that overrules the style sheet. That shouldn't be done.
Also, in the RoboHelp editor the table looks different than
in the preview. That shouldn't be a big deal, but something is
missing:
- There's no table caption shown.
- The background in the table header is not colored as I
expected to be.
To eliminate the behavior of RoboHelp with respect to the
table gallery, I created a new page in RoboHelp, and opened the
HTML view. I inserted the following to create a new table.
quote:
<table>
<caption>CAPTIONTITLE</caption>
<COL style="width: 5%;">
<COL style="width: 40%;">
<thead>
<tr><th></th><th></th></tr>
</thead>
<tbody>
<tr><td></td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td></td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td></td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td></td><td></td></tr>
</tbody>
</table>
When switching to Design view and bach to HTML, it has been
converted by RoboHelp to:
quote:
<table x-use-null-cells>
<col style="width: 5%;">
<col style="width: 40%;">
<caption>CAPTIONTITLE</caption>
<tr><th style="width: 5%;" width=5%>
<p> </th>
<th style="width: 40%;" width=40%>
<p> </th></tr>
<tr><td style="width: 5%;" width=5%>
<p> </td>
<td style="width: 40%;" width=40%>
<p> </td></tr>
<tr><td style="width: 5%;" width=5%>
<p> </td>
<td style="width: 40%;" width=40%>
<p> </td></tr>
<tr><td style="width: 5%;" width=5%>
<p> </td>
<td style="width: 40%;" width=40%>
<p> </td></tr>
<tr><td style="width: 5%;" width=5%>
<p> </td>
<td style="width: 40%;" width=40%>
<p> </td></tr>
</table>
That seems ok, there are no styles redefined, other that the
width.
In Design view the table looks different than intended,
however in preview it is as expected. I shows the caption tile, and
the background of the table header, and text alignment is correct
(at the top of each cell).
So, my interpretation is that RoboHelp messes up the nice and
neat html code when using the table gallery, and does not show the
table in Design view as it would like in the Preview.
As a consequence I think I will copy and paste the table code
into the html directly, rather than using the table gallery.
Unless, there's a good solution by using the table gallery.
It would also be nice that the Design view behaves as a
WYSIWYG editor.
Has anyone an idea how I can use tables in RoboHelp as easy
as possible, while keeping the benefits of style sheets?
TIA,
Andre
BTW, my excuses for using quotes rather than attach code, but
it seemed all code was added to the end.

You should avoid locking yourself into a single solution for
anything to do with RH (or any other help authoring tool, for that
matter). Whether dealing with lists, tables, or images (the three
major areas that usually create problems), it's wise to strike a
balance between the features and drawbacks in HTML, CSS, RH, and
web browsers.
Confronted with the issue of changing border colors and table
heading colors earlier this year (and having to do this for the 42
projects in our merged WebHelp project), I simply used
FAR to change the hex numbered
colors in the code, outside of RH (from #808080 to #d8e4f8, for
example). Some freeware products for content replacement are also
available.
If you've used those colors for other things, such as H1/H2,
or other backgrounds, etc., you'll need to identify all table uses
first, and then change only those instances. You could then set up
a batch file to change all border-right-color: #808080;
border-left-color: #808080; etc. all at once
You could also just use the RH Multi-File Find & Replace
if you're only dealing with a few projects, since these table
attributes are likely to always appear as complete on a single line
(the RH feature doesn't handle search and replace strings
interrupted by line breaks and multiple spaces).
All of our tables had been created using Rick's solution via
the Table Gallery, and the background and border colors show up
identically in Design, Preview, and output views. The only use of
the css for our tables is the styling of the actual text that
appears in the cells (TableHead, TableRow, TableSubHead), such as
shown in the attached code below.
BTW, another look at your original post shows that your claim
that "RoboHelp adds a number of styles to the inserted table that
overrules the style sheet," is not quite on the mark. The only
change is that the
"padding-left:" value has been increased from the CSS 5px to
10px. I would guess that you have a 5px indent in either your BODY
or P tag in the CSS, thereby resulting in the value being increased
to the total of 10px.
Good luck,
Leon

Owa_util.mime_header, Excel, and style sheets

Does anyone know of a way to pass styles from Cascading Style Sheets to an Excel file? I'm using owa_util.mime_header('application/excel') to open the spreadsheet from a PL/SQL procedure formatted for html using htp and htf tags. I can put the <font> tags back into the code if I have to, but I'd rather not...
Thanks,
Dave

tward wrote:
I'm trying to use:
owa_util.mime_header('application/vnd.ms-excel', FALSE)
htp.p('Content-Disposition: filename="test.xls"');
owa_util.http_header_close;
htp.htmlopen;
htp.bodyopen;
htp.tableopen(cattributes=>'border="1" width="100%" align="CENTER"');
htp.tablerowopen;--(cattributes => 'align="LEFT", bgcolor="LIGHTGRAY"');
htp.tableheader(cattributes=>'width="10%"', cvalue => 'Header 1');
htp.tableheader(cattributes=>'width="15%"', cvalue => 'Header 2');
htp.tableheader(cattributes=>'width="20%"', cvalue => 'Header 3');
htp.tableheader(cattributes=>'width="10%"', cvalue => 'Header 4');
htp.tableheader(cattributes=>'width="20%"', cvalue => 'Header 5');
htp.tableheader(cattributes=>'width="25%"', cvalue => 'Header 6');
htp.tablerowclose;
htp.tableclose;
htp.bodyclose;
htp.htmlclose;
My understanding is that this will open the window to Open/Save/Cancel the output in Excel.....
But for some reason, it simply displays in a browser window.....
The first line in the windows is:
Content-type: application/vnd.ms-excel Content-Disposition: filename="test.xls"
followed by the HTML Table....
Why will it not open in Excel for me?Something is not getting recognized properly.
Try hard-coding the functionality you want into a static HTML document. Then work on using owa_util.mime_header or Like MichaelS suggested htp.p surrounded by any needed tags w/options to duplicate the working static document's functionality.

InDesign and style sheets

Hello there,
I'm new to InDesign and have searched the Help menu but couldn't find the info I wanted. Can anyone tell me if there is an option to apply style sheets in InDesign when doing a brochure layout as there is in Quark. It's a great time saver.
Thanks,
m

Rey,
When the keyboard shortcut is grayed out it means that another paragraph or character style has been assigned that keyboard shortcut AFTER you assigned it initially. Either assign a new keyboard shortcut or find the one that is not grayed out and reassign a new keyboard shortcut or remove the shortcut altogether. Hope this helps.
Regards,
Len Swierski

Isolation Method URL and Style Sheets

We have a number of Java iViews we have developed that use the standard portal CSS file(s) for display.
We have not put an explicit link reference in the HTML output of the iViews, instead, we were using an 'isolation method' of embedded - the iView was picking up the CSS from the main page as you would expect.
We now want to change the Isolation Method to URL to remove the full screen refresh when events are fired. Using URL removes the CSS links from page, can anyone advise me of the best way of explicitly adding them to a Java iView?
I've seen a post or two suggesting using a full path reference (including host names and port numbers) I would rather avoid this if I can. I would also like to ensure the iViews work if the user changes their theme

Hi Tom,
This code is copied from the masthead par file. Maybe you can use it
private String GetThemeURLPath(IPortalComponentRequest request)
     ILAFService iLAFService = (ILAFService)request.getService(ILAFService.KEY);
    String currentTheme = iLAFService.getCurrentTheme(request).getThemeName();
    String url = iLAFService.getRelativeThemeRootURLPath(request, ILAFService.PORTAL_THEME) + "/" + currentTheme + "/prtl";
     return url;
cheers,
Noë

RowBandingInterval and style sheet

Hi,
I use a stylesheet to define the fontsize in a adf table using af|column::data-cell etc.
The adf table shows up correctly to the font size I mentioned.
When I use rowBandingInterval="1" to show alternate rows as white/grey in a adf table listing, the font size get changed for the alternate rows.
How do I specify the font size for this rowbanding please?
Thanks

Hi,
For setting the font-size for the row, i guess you would use the following style in the CSS skin file.
af|table::data-row af|column::data-cell{
font-size:30px;
}In addition to the above, add the following to set the font-size for all the rows (when you set the rowBandingInterval="1" for the table).
*af|table::data-row af|column::banded-data-cell{*
font-size:30px;
*}*Thanks,
Navaneeth

About garbled and broken characters when EXEC SQL

Hi All,
We set up conncetion by DBCON to an external Oracle database,and select data from it in ABAP in Native SQL,but the external database table contain chinese characters ,and we got garbled and broken characters in ABAP program.Is there any way to solve this problem?
The database of SAP R/3 is Oracel too.And for some reason,change the database character set is not suitable for us.
Thanks very much.
Pole

Hi,
have you tried to translate it with abap command translate ? -> look f1
Andreas

Style Sheet Problem with Websphere

Hello. If anyone here has any experience with Websphere or iSeries, I would appreciate some help. I posted this topic in the Websphere forum , but it seems that forum isn't very active. Anyway, I can't get my style sheet to work with a java servlet application that I installed on an iSeries server. I put together the app and style sheet through WebSphere and exported everything to the server as an .ear file, installed the application and the program works; however, the app isn't accessing the style sheet. I'm new to both iSeries and Websphere. I've been trying this line:
writer.println("<LINK rel='stylesheet' type='text/css' href='Master.css'>");
and have tried putting the style sheet in the same folder as the class file, tried putting it in the Java Source folder, tried it all over the place really and have tried making the path absolute. I've also tried pasting the .java file into the classes folder with the .class file. None of my efforts have been successful. Is this even possible? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

have tried putting the style sheet in the same folder as the class file, tried
putting it in the Java Source folder, tried it all over the place really...In your web application, it should go in the same directory where you would put an HTML file or a JSP file. All those places you tried are places that the web server keeps hidden from clients. You should be able to request the CSS file from your browser in exactly the same way you would request an HTML or JSP file.

Attaching style sheets to whole website?

My question about attaching CSS style sheets remains unanswered as far as globally having them appear in the panel for the whole site. David Powers did answer me about how to add them to new sheets, but I have a site I imported from GoLive and what it looks like if I'm correct is that I have to attach it to each page individually to have it appear in the panel each time. Of course once I've done that to each page they will 'stick', but what I would like is if I create a style sheet and save it to the root, that it appear for any page that exists in the root level. Am I wrong? Or is there a way to make it appear for all pages without individually attaching?
Thanks
bob

bobfharris wrote:
what I would like is if I create a style sheet and save it to the root, that it appear for any page that exists in the root level. Am I wrong? Or is there a way to make it appear for all pages without individually attaching?
Style sheets must be attached to each page. One simple way of adding the style sheet to existing pages is to to a Find and Replace operation.
Find:
</head>
Replace with:
<link href="styles/mystylesheet.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
</head>
This uses a document-relative path to the stylesheet, so you would need to use a site-root relative link or do it separately for each level of the site hierarchy.

Create a new set of skin and style for OC4J

hi, I have created a new set of skin and style
for example,
just duplicated folders s_oracle10 , sk_oracle10 and rename them as s_oracle10b , sk_oracle10b (in \OracleBI\oc4j_bi\j2ee\home\applications\analytics\analytics\res)
however, I found that there is no new choice - oracle10b in the dropdownlist for selecting style.
how to create a new set of skin and style ??

I have read Oracle® Business Intelligence Suite Enterprise Edition Release Notes Version 10.1.3.4.1 E10404-25
=====================================================================
In Chapter 10, the section "About Skins and Styles" contains incomplete
information. The following information should appear after the section's first
paragraph:
Respective Web servers require resource files like styles to be deployed
appropriately for those applications. For example, when using OC4J as is common
in Oracle BI deployments, skins, styles and images need to be duplicated in the
following directories:
– {OracleBI}\oc4j_bi\j2ee\home\applications\analytics\analytics\res
– {OracleBI}\web\app\res
As a rule, customer-specific files like custom styles should live in the
{OracleBIData} folders so these are not lost during upgrades. In this case, the
custom style would then be deployed to OC4J as described above and to the
following directory: {OracleBIData}\web\res
===================================================================== copied from the pdf
we need to copy the new set to two directories.
however, I found that resources of the new set are from {OracleBI}\oc4j_bi\j2ee\home\applications\analytics\analytics\res
not from {OracleBI}\web\app\res
if there is a upgrade or redeployment, will the new set be removed or replaced.
why isn't load from {OracleBI}\web\app\res?
how to configure to make it load from {OracleBI}\web\app\res?
thanks

Help with Styles/Style Sheets

The area of styles and style sheets has been an immense frustration for me in AW pretty much forever. I'm simply unable to make them work in the way that all the documentation seems to indicate that they should and, worse than that, I seem to be unable to make them consistently fail in the same way from one try to the next.
The most common failing, the one that represents it coming as close to working as I seem to ever see it, is when applying a paragraph style to another selected paragraph and seeing all of the Paragraph but none of the Text formatting coming through: The indenting and line spacing will be changed correctly, and any and all Style info (from Text:Style, I mean) comes through correctly, but no change occurs to the original font or size.
The custom style does display the correct font information, but the 'original' fond style and size don't change.
I can't believe that after all of this time and effort I'm still missing something, but perhaps I am. If anyone could manage to point out just what that is then I'd be eternally grateful.

Thank you for the quick and helpful response.
I'm pretty sure I understand about setting the desired style info and I can usually, but not always, see what I was trying to set up displayed in the Text and Para. Attributes flippies.
Not, however, always. In those cases when the font is displayed, but not the size, then size changes aren't passed along and you'll usually also see other strangeness (see below). The solution for this problem, for me at least, is to repeat the process but this time first change the font to something else and then back to the desired setting; for some reason, this will force it to appear and to work normally, more or less.
A simple way for me to tell whether or not the Styles Window is going to be working as it should is to click on different paragraphs and watch the display in the Styles window. When things are as normal as I think they get, the checkmark will accurately display the style currently assigned to that paragraph; if not, it will not.
When things are working correctly, then style selection works normally and clicking anywhere in a paragraph to be changed, then double-clicking on the desired style in the Styles Window, will result in a proper change to that style (or as well as it can, given the difficulties you see with compound styles and attributes becoming 'stuck').
When not working correctly, OTOH, the whole function is different. Clicking on a paragraph, as mentioned above, won't necessarily correctly indicate the current style for that para., and double-clicking on the new desired style will do nothing at all. Instead, in these cases, you must have the entire paragraph selected before double-clicking on the style desired and, after doing so, you'll see that although para. attributes will seemingly always be changed it's very common (almost the rule, actually) that some or all of the differing text attributes won't be applied, even though they are correctly displayed in the body of the style itself.
I've been about as careful as I can be in setting up and testing all of this and for the life of me can't see clear reasons why outcomes are so different between two identical test documents. There are other oddities, such as the fact that editing of a style via the menu structure works fairly well and as described as long as the Styles Window itself is working correctly, as described above, but gets wildly different results if it is not.
Even when working correctly, it seems to always leave the 'case zero' paragraph, the one that originated the style, unchanged in one way or another; for example, I wound up with a document having four identical paragraphs, all having the same style assigned, and all showing the same style assigned in the Styles Window, but having different appearances: The original style was Bold and, after that was removed in the editing process, the other 3 paragraphs correctly showed normal, i.e., not Bold, font. The first para. continued to be bold, and to show Bold as checked in the menu, even though the Style did not call for it to be.
As in other cases where things got stuck in some way or another, this was cleared by editing again, going into the style menu (Text:Style, I mean), and cycling things. In this case, this meant first selecting Bold, then deselecting it; after that, the lead paragraph displayed correctly.
Those are just a few examples of what I've been seeing and dealing with. It's not the simplest of features but, between the contents of AW > Help and _AW 6: The Missing Manual_ I think I should have a good enough idea of how it works and how to use it. Unfortunately, it just seems to occasionally be wandering off and getting lost.

Templates and Dynamic Memory Allocation Templates

Hi , I was reading a detailed article about templates and I came across the following paragraph
template<class T, size_t N>
class Stack
T data[N]; // Fixed capacity is N
size_t count;
public:
void push(const T& t);
};"You must provide a compile-time constant value for the parameter N when you request an instance of this template, such as *Stack<int, 100> myFixedStack;*
Because the value of N is known at compile time, the underlying array (data) can be placed on the run time stack instead of on the free store.
This can improve runtime performance by avoiding the overhead associated with dynamic memory allocation.
Now in the above paragraph what does
"This can improve runtime performance by avoiding the overhead associated with dynamic memory allocation." mean ?? What does template over head mean ??
I am a bit puzzled and i would really appreciate it if some one could explain to me what this sentence means thanks...

The run-time memory model of a C or C++ program consists of statically allocated data, automatically allocated data, and dynamically allocated data.
Data objects (e.g. variables) declared at namespace scope (which includes global scope) are statically allocated. Data objects local to a function that are declared static are also statically allocated. Static allocation means the storage for the data is available when the program is loaded, even before it begins to run. The data remains allocated until after the program exits.
Data objects local to a function that are not declared static are automatically allocated when the function starts to run. Example:
int foo() { int i; ... } Variable i does not exist until function foo begins to run, at which time space for it appears automatically. Each new invocation of foo gets its own location for i independent of other invocations of foo. Automatic allocation is usually referred to as stack allocation, since that is the usual implementation method: an area of storage that works like a stack, referenced by a dedicated machine register. Allocating the automatic data consists of adding (or subtracting) a value to the stack register. Popping the stack involves only subtracting (or adding) a value to the stack register. When the function exits, the stack is popped, releasing storage for all its automatic data.
Dynamically allocated storage is acquired by an explicit use of a new-expression, or a call to an allocation function like malloc(). Example:
int* ip = new int[100]; // allocate space for 100 integers
double* id = (double*)malloc(100*sizeof(double)); // allocate space for 100 doublesDynamic storage is not released until you release it explicitly via a delete-expression or a call to free(). Managing the "heap", the area from where dynamic storage is acquired, and to which it is released, can be quite time-consuming.
Your example of a Stack class (not to be confused with the program stack that is part of the C or C++ implementation) uses a fixed-size (that is, fixed at the point of template instance creation) automatically-allocated array to act as a stack data type. It has the advantage of taking zero time to allocate and release the space for the array. It has the disadvantages of any fixed-size array: it can waste space, or result in a program failure when you try to put N+1 objects into it, and it cannot be re-sized once created.

Mini Folders in Bagage and Styles Folders

I inherited a project and found a lot of empty folders in the
"Baggage" and "Style Sheets" folders under the Project Tab. These
empty folders have the same names as the folders in the HTML Files
(Topics). I wanted to know what the purpose of those empty folders
are.

Hi Saint-Antonio and welcome to our community
When you look at the folders in the RoboHelp Explorer pane,
they have icons on them. I refer to these as "Pseudo-folders", as
they aren't really folders you would see on your hard drive in
Windows Explorer. But when you create folders from inside RoboHelp
HTML, you ARE actually creating live folders in Windows Explorer.
You are just using RoboHelp to accomplish it. The folders you see
here are the actual folders you have created.
If you wish to suppress their view, click the View menu and
DE-select "Empty Folders".
Cheers... Rick

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