trichview.support
Re: TRichView and HTML specifications |
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Sergey Tkachenko |
Posted: 10/15/2003 19:01:13 > HI there, > > I'm looking at using TRichView to implement a specialist editor, and I > have a couple of questions: > > 1. If I'm reading and writing HTML, which specifications are supported? > (I'd prefer to use XHTML 1.1, which enables me to treat the document as > XML as well as XHTML.) XHTML is not supported (this is not HTML), it is in plans. TRichView directly supports only export. SaveHTML uses HTML 3 standard (no CSS) SaveHTMLEx uses HTML 4 standard (with CSS) HTML import can be done using TRVHTMLImporter, supporting a subset of HTML 3 standard. It does not support CSS import. HTML operations are considered as import and export operations. > > 2. How does the CSS and JavaScript support work when an end-user is > editing? For example, can I create custom classes, like this: > > <a class="MySpecialLink" onclick="ShowMyAnnotation(35)">Annotated text</a> > > I wouldn't be too worried about the JavaScript "working" in the RichView > environment, but it would be useful to have the CSS class work. JavaScript is not supported > > 3. Can elements by hidden inside the document, by using (eg) > style="display: none" or something like that. No > > 4. What happens when exporting documents containing hyperlinks to RTF -- > what are they converted to? I need to give users RTF export support. They are exported as RTF hyperlinks (understandable by MS Word and other RTF editors) |
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