trichview.support
Re: Problems with TDBRichViewEdit |
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Darran |
Posted: 07/19/2004 15:52:30 What sort of database are you using? I have a similar problem, but I believe my problem is an MS Access one, my app was compiled on a machine running Office XP, when I tried running it on a machine with Office 97 I got the following: -8 1 3 -9 2 0 0 2 0 1 rvsStyle ' StyleName0FontNameArial etc Any records added by the application compiled with the same version of Office worked, but when run with the app using a different version of Office it goes wrong! Hope this may help. Darran "Sergey Tkachenko" <[email protected]> wrote: >My question was about the step 1. >If you use LoadRTF for loading, you need to call table.Edit before loading, >and DBRichViewEdit.Change after loading. All this must be called before >table.Post, otherwise results will be exactly like you described. > >But InsertRVFFromFileEd and pasting must do all this work (before >table.Post) automatically. > >Can you create a small demo project reproducing this problem and send it to >me? > >> > How do you read RTF file? >> >> Please, have a closer look at the steps I provided on the previous >message. >> I believe you did not understand that the file is loaded correctly and >> displayed also correctly at first. The problem only occours ONLY AFTER a >> POST. Then TDBRichViedEdit does not display the data correctly any longer >> and does not accept manual inputs either. >> >> Anyway, to insert a RTF into TDBRichViewEdit I use the method >> InsertRTFFromFileEd(OpenDialog.FileName). I also use pasting. >> >> *** AGAIN! TDBRichViewEdit loads RTF files and handles pasting correctly >at >> first. However when I post the data into a Blob field, although the data >is >> stored correctly in the Blob field, it IS NOT displayed correctly any >more, >> and from this poing on TDBRickViewEdit is no longer able to accept manual >> inputs either. >> >> > > |
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