trichview.support
Re: TDBRichView Hyperlink not working |
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Etienne van Tonder |
Posted: 06/23/2003 12:34:40 Hi Sergey, I've solved my problem, I'm saving the document in RTF format and when reading it back I did not have any code in the ReadHyperlink event, once I added the following code everything woked perfectly. void __fastcall TfrmEMailPreview::rvvMessageReadHyperlink( TCustomRichView *Sender, const AnsiString Target, const AnsiString Extras, TRVLoadFormat DocFormat, int &StyleNo, int &ItemTag, AnsiString &ItemName) { ItemTag = (int)StrNew(Target.c_str()); } Regards, Etienne. "Etienne van Tonder" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]... > Hi Sergey, > > Sorry I've not got back to you earlier. I've traced into the code again and > I may have lead you astray for which I apologise. > > void __fastcall TfrmEMailPreview::rvvMessageJump(TObject *Sender, int id) > { > TCustomRVFormattedData *rvd; > int ItemNo; > > rvvMessage->GetJumpPointLocation(id, rvd, ItemNo); > if (rvd != NULL) > { > AnsiString URL = (char*)rvd->GetItemTag(ItemNo); > ShellExecute(0, "open", URL.c_str(), NULL, NULL, SW_SHOW); > } > } > > When I trace into the code above after the line: > > rvvMessage->GetJumpPointLocation(id, rvd, ItemNo); > > the values are: > > id = 1 > ItemNo = 5 > rvd is ok & not NULL > > so it seem to find the location ok but then when the following line is > executed: > > AnsiString URL = (char*)rvd->GetItemTag(ItemNo); > > the value of URL is NULL which causes the problem. Now the contents of > rvvMessage is being read from a BLOB in the database, could the problem be > caused by the options I have switched on when saving the contents in the > first place. > > Regards, > > Etienne. > |
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