Working with HTML generation

The Midas Rich Text LSX allows you to translate all or part of a rich text field into HTML, or its successor, XHTML. The HTML produced is HTML 4.0 Transitional compliant, while the XHTML produced is XHTML 1.0 compliant. DXL will also be supported as well in the future, once Lotus releases a final DTD for DXL and we incorporate that support into Midas.

Since our goal with the Midas Rich Text LSX is to give the developer maximum flexibility, we have added some features to allow the developer to control the generation and output of the HTML. Some of these features include:

"Whole" or "Fragment" - Allow generation of a complete self-standing HTML document, or just a fragment to be inserted in another HTML document, or anywhere in between. These choices are controlled through the HTML generation properties (see section below).

Unformatted, formatted with older HTML tags or formatted using CSS - Generated HTML can contain no font and text attribute formatting, or older " standard" HTML formatting, or CSS formatting controlled. Each can be controlled to some extent by the developer. The choice is determined by the HTML generation properties, and the control is determined by style mappings created using the SetStyleMapping method

(see sections below).

To allow finer control over the HTML generated and to prevent the necessity for post-processing, the GenerateHTML method allows a set of properties which may be used to modify the output produced. In addition, you may specify mappings between certain font combinations and start/stop tags which indicate that formatting.

Below are the properties which may be set to control the HTML generate of the GenerateHTML method . Default values for HTML and XHTML are shown directly after each entry. The string may be delimited with single quotes ( ' ), double quotes ( " ), or vertical bars ( | ), standard delimiters for LotusScript. Whichever delimiter starts the string must end it, but the others may be used inside the string. Thus, Preface=|Content-Type: text/html; charset="us-ascii"| allows you to quote a portion of the string.

Setting Destination of HTML

Destinations are new in Version 3.30. They are like "skins" for the UI, in that they set a number of different properties as defaults and then allow individual properties to be overwritten. The exact makeup of these destination sets may be subject to change, so feel free to set any explicit settings that you need. All explicitly set properties will override any implicitly set by the Destination property.

Destination="File", "MIME", "MSWord" (no default)

Controlling segments of HTML file

Generation="Whole", "Fragment" (defaults to "Whole". "Fragment" excludes all of the following segments that are not explicitly set. Set any segment to "*" to use normal defaults)

MoveStylesInline="Yes", "No" (defaults to "No". "Yes" means each <div> tag will have the margins and style attributes in-line, whereas " No" means that margin and paragraph information will be consolidated into a cleass which can be used in the <div> tags)

Preface="string" (no default value for HTML or XHTML)

Doctype="string" (see below for HTML and then XHTML default values)

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" " http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd">
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" " http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">

LanguageAbbrev="string" (Defaults to "en" . Used in <html lang="string"> portion of default OpeningTag below)

OpeningTag="string" (see below for HTML and then XHTML)

<html lang="en">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" lang="en">

HeadTag="string" (see below for HTML and then XHTML)

<head>< title></title><meta name="ABSTRACT" content=" Everything"></head>
<head>< title></title><meta name="ABSTRACT" content=" Everything" /></head>

Title="string" (if complete HeadTag not set above)

BaseHREF="url" (if complete HeadTag not set above)

AddStyleSheetInfo="style-sheet-info" (no default value for HTML or XHTML. These will be added in the style portion of the Head tag if the whole HTML/XHTML file is generated, or in the style portion in the beginning of an HTML fragment. Often used in conjunction with the SetStyleMapping method )

OpeningGlobalStyle="string" (see below for HTML and then XHTML)

<style type=\"text/css\">* {font-size: 12pt}</style>
<style type=\"text/css\">* {font-size: 12pt}</style>

OpeningBody="string" (see below for HTML and then XHTML)

<body text='#000000' bgcolor='#ffffff'>
<body text='#000000' bgcolor='#ffffff'>

ClosingBody="string" (see below for HTML and then XHTML)

</body>
</body>

ClosingTag="string" (see below for HTML and then XHTML)

</html>
</html>

Postscript="string" (no default value for HTML or XHTML)

Controlling output of HTML

AddNewlines="NL", "CRLF","" (defaults to "". If this is NL or CRLF, then approximately every 65 characters, but only without breaking a token, a newline character will be inserted. The NL indicates a rich text newline, which is a Char(0), while the CRLF indicates a carriage return/line feed combination. The former is useful if the HTML is to be written to a rich text field, while the CRLF is useful if the HTML is to be written to an external file)

AllowEmptyDivs="Yes", "No" (defaults to " Yes". Set to "No" to suppress empty < div></div>)

ConsolidatePABIDS="Yes", "No" (defaults to "No". Set to "Yes" to make identical paragraphs use shared DIV ids)

ContentTransferEncoding="quoted-printable" (defaults to "". If set to "quoted-printable", the HTML will be generated with quoted-printable encoded characters and line lengths as used in MIME messages)

OutputToEvent="Yes", "No", num (if the generated output is greater than the size of the internal buffer, this will raise the ActOnText event and pass the full or almost full buffer. See the Generate HTML sample database to see how the A ctOnText event must be set up using an On Event ActOnText from rtchunk Call ActOnText type syntax. The size of the internal buffer is 8194 if the OutputToEvent='Yes', and num if the OutputToEvent= num . Please note that even if OutputToEvent is set to Yes or a num, the final part of the generated HTML will still be in the return value for the GenerateHTML call)

RespectHiddenFormulas="Yes", "No" (defaults to "No", meaning that hide-when formulas are ignored when generating HTML. Setting this to "Yes" means that hide-when formulas will be evaluated when the agent is run, but they will be evaluated with the user name of the device running the script, which may be a server name rather than the name used in the original context)

StandardFontTags="Yes", "No" (defaults to "No", meaning that traditional HTML font tags will be used in place of CSS to control fonts, text attributes and point sizes)

UseXMLEntities="Yes", "No" (defaults to 'No'. If Yes, XHTML generated will use proper XML entities, such as å instead of å for å)

WAICompliant="Yes", "No", num (defaults to 'No'. If Yes, HTML generated will comply with Web Accessibility Initiative guidelines and Section 508 guidelines. This includes issues such as creating alt tags where relevant, using titles where supplied. This is likely to change over subsequent versions as guidelines change and better strategies are devised for improving the HTML generated to meet the old and new guidelines

)

Controlling presentation of Tables

CSSBorders="Yes", "No" (defaults to " No". "Yes" means that table borders are set via CSS rather than the border attribute, which allows each cell border to be separately controlled rather than all the same for a table)

Controlling presentation of Images

ImageHandling="IGNORE", "IN-PLACE", "TO DISK", "TO RESOURCE" (defaults to "IN-PLACE" . "IGNORE" means that images are not included at all; "IN-PLACE" means that graphics are referenced in the original field just as Domino does; "TO DISK" means that JPEG and GIF images are saved to the file system, while bitmap images are still referenced in place; and "TO RESOURCE" means that JPEG and GIF images are saved as to the current or specified database as image resources). Please note that along with Version 2.50, we have introduced a new technique to convert bitmaps to GIF files, thus allowing their export to the file system. This technique is described in the Converting Bitmaps to GIFs technote

ImageServer="server" (defaults to "", a local database. Only used when ImageHandling="TO RESOURCE")
ImageFilePath="filepath" (defaults to "", the current database. Only used when ImageHandling=" TO RESOURCE")

ImageDirectory="directory" (defaults to " c:\temp\". Only used when ImageHandling="TO DISK")

ImageOverwrite="Yes", "No", if the image file or image resource already exists, it will not be overwritten if this is No. (Defaults to Yes)

ImageUNIDAsFolder="Yes", "No", if this is Yes, the image file or image resource is created using the document's UNID as a folder, otherwise it is created as the first part of the name. (Defaults to Yes)

ImageURLDirectory="url-start" (defaults to "/" , indicating relative URLs. Should start with " http://" if absolute URL )

ImageUseName="Yes", "No", if Yes then if the graphic has an HTML property set for Name, this is used as the file name in the specified directory or the image resource name in the given database. If No, the filename or image resource name will be generated using the UNID and offset. (Defaults to No)

InPlaceImageURLDirectory="url-start" (defaults to " /", indicating relative URLs. Should start with " http://" if absolute URL. Used for those images which must remain in-place)

OpenElementString="string" (defaults to " ?OpenElement&FieldElemFormat=gif" for bitmaps and other " in-place" images to match Domino R4/R5 standard. Could be changed to "!OpenElement&FieldElemFormat=gif" to match newer R5 standard)

OpenImageResourceString="string" (defaults to " ?OpenImageResource" for image resource references. Could be changed to "!OpenImageResource" to match R5 URL standard)

Controlling presentation and handling of attachments

AttachmentHandling="IN-PLACE", "TO DISK" (defaults to "IN-PLACE". "IN-PLACE" means that file attachments are referenced in the original field just as Domino does; "TO DISK" means that file attachments are detached to the file system to the specified directory)

AttachmentDirectory="directory" (defaults to " c:\temp\". Only used when AttachmentHandling="TO DISK")

AttachmentGraphic="url" (defaults to "". Represents a relative or absolute URL to a graphic image which will be used to represent the attachment. In a future version, the actual graphic used in rich text will be available, but for now it is not. Should start with " http://" if absolute URL. If set to "", no image will be used, and the file will be represented by a text link. )

AttachmentTextInLink="Yes", "No" (defaults to "Yes". When an AttachmentGraphic is specified and this is set to No, the text link will be eliminated. If Yes, both the graphic and text link will be present)

AttachmentURLDirectory="url-start" (defaults to " /", indicating relative URLs. Should start with "http://" if absolute URL )

InPlaceAttachmentURLDirectory="url-start" (defaults to "/", indicating relative URLs. Should start with "http://" if absolute URL. Used for in place attachments as opposed to external attachments)

Controlling presentation of Doclinks, View links, DB links URL Links

RaiseLinkEvent="All", "Doclink", " URL" (by default, no events are raised. If " All" is specified, an event is raised for all doclinks and URL links, while if "Doclink" is specified, an event is raised only for doclinks, while if "URL" is specified, an event is raised only for URL links. There must be an On Event QueryLinkData call to sent the event handler. See the Generate HTML sample db for a working example)

LinkURLDirectory="url-start" (defaults to "/" , indicating relative URLs. Should start with " http://" if absolute URL )

OpenDocumentString="string" (defaults to " ?OpenDocument" for doclinks to match Domino R4/R5 standard. Could be set to "!OpenDocument" to match newer R5 standard )

OpenViewString="string" (defaults to " ?OpenView" for view links to match Domino R4/R5 standard. Could be set to "!OpenView" to match newer R5 standard )

OpenDatabaseString="string" (defaults to " ?OpenDatabase" for db links to match Domino R4/R5 standard. Could be set to "!OpenDatabase" to match newer R5 standard )

AnchorLinkGraphic="url" (defaults to "". Represents a relative or absolute URL to a graphic image which will be used to represent the anchor link. If set to "", the standard anchor link image will be used)

DoclinkGraphic="url" (defaults to "". Represents a relative or absolute URL to a graphic image which will be used to represent the doclink. If set to "", the standard doclink image will be used)

ViewLinkGraphic="url" (defaults to "". Represents a relative or absolute URL to a graphic image which will be used to represent the view link. If set to "", the standard view link image will be used)

DBLinkGraphic="url" (defaults to "". Represents a relative or absolute URL to a graphic image which will be used to represent the db link. If set to "", the standard db link image will be used)

BrokenLinkGraphic="url" (defaults to "". Represents a relative or absolute URL to a graphic image which will be used to represent a broken link, if identified)

BrokenLinkURL="url" (defaults to "". Represents a relative or absolute URL which will replace the broken link, if identified)

Controlling presentation and handling of bullets and other lists

CSSBulletGraphic="url" (defaults to "". If set to an image URL, that image will be used to represent bullets in a bullet list)

CSSCheckBulletGraphic="url" (defaults to "" . If set to an image URL, that image will be used to represent circles in a check list)

CSSCircleBulletGraphic="url" (defaults to "" . If set to an image URL, that image will be used to represent circles in a circle list)

CSSSquareBulletGraphic="url" (defaults to "" . If set to an image URL, that image will be used to represent circles in a square bullet list)

Controlling presentation and handling of sections

ExpandGraphic="url" (defaults to "". Represents a relative or absolute URL to a graphic image which will be used to represent the expand hinkyminky. If set to "", the standard image will be used)

CollapseGraphic="url" (defaults to "". Represents a relative or absolute URL to a graphic image which will be used to represent the collapse hinkyminky. If set to "", the standard image will be used)

SectionOpenTag="str" (defaults to "". If set, this will be used when a section is started)

SectionCloseTag="str" (defaults to "". If set, this will be used when a section is finished)

SectionIncludeTitle="Yes", "No" (defaults to "No". If set to Yes, the section title will be included as <h3>title</h3> )

Controlling presentation of Text

DefaultFontFace="font-face" (defaults to "Default Sans Serif")
DefaultTextAttributes="text-attributes" (defaults to " Plain")

DefaultPointSize="point-size" (defaults to " 10")

DefaultColor="font-color" (defaults to "Black" )

DefaultStyleName="style-name" (defaults to "" , no default style-name)

ForceFontColor="Yes", "No" (defaults to " No". If set to Yes, the tag will always be generated if StandardFontTags="Yes")

ForceFontFace="Yes", "No" (defaults to " No". If set to Yes, the tag will always be generated if StandardFontTags="Yes")

ForceFontSize="Yes", "No" (defaults to " No". If set to Yes, the tag will always be generated if StandardFontTags="Yes")

Font1=ptsize, if specified and if StandardFontTags="Yes" , any point size this size or smaller will be specified as Font Size="1" (Defaults to 8)

Font2=ptsize, if specified and if StandardFontTags="Yes" , any point size this size or smaller will be specified as Font Size="2" (Defaults to 10)

Font3=ptsize, if specified and if StandardFontTags="Yes" , any point size this size or smaller will be specified as Font Size="3" (Defaults to 12)

Font4=ptsize, if specified and if StandardFontTags="Yes" , any point size this size or smaller will be specified as Font Size="4" (Defaults to 14)

Font5=ptsize, if specified and if StandardFontTags="Yes" , any point size this size or smaller will be specified as Font Size="5" (Defaults to 18)

Font6=ptsize, if specified and if StandardFontTags="Yes" , any point size this size or smaller will be specified as Font Size="6" (Defaults to 24)

PreserveSpaces="Yes", "No" (defaults to " No", meaning that spaces will not be translated to non-blanking spaces)

PreserveTabs="Yes", "No", "num" (defaults to "No", meaning that tabs will not be translated to non-blanking spaces. If "Yes", tabs will be replaced with 3 non-blanking spaces. If a number is specified, that is the number of non-blanking spaces which will replace each tab)

StandardFontTags="Yes", "No" (defaults to "No", meaning that traditional HTML font tags will be used in place of CSS to control fonts, text attributes and point sizes)

SuppressFonts="All", "Attr", "Color" , "Face", or "Size" (defaults to "", meaning fonts will be specified in the tags or styles. You can also use any combination of these by specifying " Face+Size", for example, which would suppress specification of font face and point size, but would still use specification of attributes such as bold and italics, and font color)

Example: Sample rich text field rendered to HTML by various methods

Assume that everything between the following two horizontal rules is in a sample rich text field we will render:

The paragraph before the table is presented with one and a half spacing below the text to provide easier viewing of the separate paragraphs. This shows up best with bullet items:

The first
The second

Text in the first cell	Image in the second cell
Text in the third cell	Doclink in the fourth cell ==>
A mix of bold , underline or both , and text in 10 pt., 12 pt., 14pt., 16pt., 18pt., and 20 pt. Besides, there is text in bold red , magenta and green .

Text after the table

First, here is a comparison of the rendering done by Domino and by the Midas Rich Text LSX using default parameters:

Rendered to HTML by Domino 5.0.4 (saved as image for display purposes):

Rendered to HTML by Midas Version 2.23 (saved as image for display purposes):

There are several issues with the Domino rendering that are fixed wiith the Midas rendering.

The table is indented erroneously to the indentation of the bullet text. (Bug in all current versions of Domino)
The table extends beyond the right margin, possibly due to the faulty indentation.
The bullet items are not separated by the one and a half spacing.
The text after the table has an extra blank line before it.
The 12pt. text appears to be in bold, although it should not be.
The point sizes are approximations based on HTML font sizes, instead of the true point sizes used by Midas. (Since style sheets are used, true point sizes can be used as well).

Having seen the difference between the standard rendering done by Domino and Midas, let's see what different HTML we could have generated depending on some of the various options and properties used by the GenerateHTML method .

Test 1: HTML 4.01 with CSS (default)

Call with parameters: Call rtchunk.GenerateHTML("", "HTML", |OutputToEvent='Yes'|)

HTML generated:

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C/DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" " http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"><html lang=" en"> <head><title></title><meta http-equiv=" Content-Style-Type" content="text/css" /><meta name="ABSTRACT" content="Everything"><style type="text/css">div.pabid1 {} ul.pabid2 {margin-left: 0.25in; list-style: disc outside; margin-top: 0; margin-bottom: 0; } ul.pabid2 LI {margin-bottom: 0.5em; } div.pabid7 {} </style>< /head><body text='#000000' bgcolor='#ffffff'>The paragraph before the table is presented with one and a half spacing below the text to provide easier viewing of the separate paragraphs.   This shows up best with bullet items:<ul class=" pabid2"><li>The first</li><li>The second</li></ul><table width='100%' border='1'><tr width='353' valign='top'><td valign='top' width='353'>Text in the first cell</td><td width='353'>Image in the second cell <img src="/GenHTML.nsf/0/1784546427c58e89852569ec005026c3/Body/0.306?OpenElement&FieldElemFormat=gif" height="21" width="21" border="0"></td></tr><tr width='353' valign='top'><td valign='top' width='353'>Text in the third cell</td><td width='353'>Doclink in the fourth cell ==> <a href="/852564840021BE86/A37A3BB73CD81BBF8525647B0016A596/0E22CD52A07C7F54852568F9005195EB?OpenDocument"><img src="/icons/doclink.gif" border="0"></a></td></tr><tr width='353' valign='top'><td width='707' colspan='2'>A mix of bold, underline or both, and text in 10 pt., 12 pt., 14pt., 16pt., 18pt., and 20 pt.<div class="pabid6">Besides, there is text in bold red, magenta and green.</div></td></tr></table>Text after the table</body></html>

Test 2: XHTML 1.0 with CSS (default)

Call with parameters: Call rtchunk.GenerateHTML("", "XHTML", |OutputToEvent='Yes'|)

HTML generated:

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" " http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">< html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" lang="en" >< head><title></title><meta http-equiv=" Content-Style-Type" content="text/css" /><meta name="ABSTRACT" content="Everything"><style type="text/css">div.pabid1 {} ul.pabid2 {margin-left: 0.25in; list-style: disc outside; margin-top: 0; margin-bottom: 0; } ul.pabid2 LI {margin-bottom: 0.5em; } div.pabid7 {} </style>< /head><body text='#000000' bgcolor='#ffffff'>The paragraph before the table is presented with one and a half spacing below the text to provide easier viewing of the separate paragraphs.   This shows up best with bullet items:<ul class=" pabid2"><li>The first</li><li>The second< /li></ul><table width='100%' border='1'><tr width='353' valign='top'><td valign='top' width='353'>Text in the first cell</td><td width='353'>Image in the second cell <img src=" /GenHTML.nsf/0/072f952a315c9f36852569ec0061ea69/Body/0.306?OpenElement& FieldElemFormat=gif" height="21" width="21" border="0" /></td></tr><tr width='353' valign='top'><td valign='top' width='353'>Text in the third cell</td><td width='353'>Doclink in the fourth cell ==> <a href=" /852564840021BE86/A37A3BB73CD81BBF8525647B0016A596/0E22CD52A07C7F54852568F9005195EB?OpenDocument" ><img src="/icons/doclink.gif" border="0"> </a></td></tr><tr width='353' valign='top'>< td width='707' colspan='2'>A mix of bold, underline or both, and text in 10 pt., 12 pt., 14pt., 16pt., 18pt., and 20 pt.< div class="pabid6">Besides, there is text in bold red, magenta and green.< /div></td></tr></table>Text after the table< /body></html>

Test 3: HTML 4.01 with CSS, chunk narrowed down to "Table 1"

Call with parameters: Call rtchunk.GenerateHTML("Table 1", "HTML", |OutputToEvent='Yes'|)

HTML generated:

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C/DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" " http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"><html lang=" en"> <head><title></title><meta http-equiv=" Content-Style-Type" content="text/css" /><meta name="ABSTRACT" content="Table 1"></head> <body text='#000000' bgcolor='#ffffff'><table width='100%' border='1'><tr width='353' valign='top'><td valign='top' width='353'>Text in the first cell</td><td width='353'> Image in the second cell <img src=" /GenHTML.nsf/0/8650dacceddab666852569ec0061ea95/Body/0.306?OpenElement& FieldElemFormat=gif" height="21" width="21" border="0"></td></tr><tr width='353' valign='top'><td valign='top' width='353'>Text in the third cell</td><td width='353'>Doclink in the fourth cell ==> <a href=" /852564840021BE86/A37A3BB73CD81BBF8525647B0016A596/0E22CD52A07C7F5485256 8F9005195E B?OpenDocument"><img src="/icons/doclink.gif" border="0"></a></td></tr><tr width='353' valign='top'><td width='707' colspan='2'>A mix of bold, underline or both, and text in 10 pt., 12 pt., 14pt., 16pt., 18pt., and 20 pt.<div class="pabid6">Besides, there is text in bold red, magenta and green.</div></td></tr></table></body></html>

Test 4: HTML 4.01 with CSS, chunk narrowed down to "Before Table 1"

Call with parameters: Call rtchunk.GenerateHTML("Before Table 1", "HTML", |OutputToEvent='Yes'|)

HTML generated:

Test 5: HTML 4.01 without CSS

Call with parameters: Call rtchunk.GenerateHTML("", "HTML", |StandardFontTags='Yes' OutputToEvent='Yes'|)

HTML generated:

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C/DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" " http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"><html lang=" en"> <head><title></title><meta http-equiv=" Content-Style-Type" content="text/css" /><meta name="ABSTRACT" content="Everything">< /head><body bgcolor='#ffffff'>The paragraph before the table is presented with one and a half spacing below the text to provide easier viewing of the separate paragraphs.  This shows up best with bullet items:<ul><li>The first< /li><li>The second</li></ul><table width='100%' border='1'><tr width='353' valign='top'><td valign='top' width='353'>Text in the first cell</td><td width='353'> Image in the second cell <img src=" /GenHTML.nsf/0/7e5fe2f863365a1f852569ec0061eae7/Body/0.306?OpenElement& FieldElemFormat=gif" height="21" width="21" border="0"></td></tr><tr width='353' valign='top'><td valign='top' width='353'>Text in the third cell</td><td width='353'>Doclink in the fourth cell ==> <a href=" /852564840021BE86/A37A3BB73CD81BBF8525647B0016A596/0E22CD52A07C7F54852568F9005195EB?OpenDocument" ><img src="/icons/doclink.gif" border="0"> </a></td></tr><tr width='353' valign='top'><td width='707' colspan='2'>A mix of bold, underline or both, and text in 10 pt., 12 pt., 14pt., 16pt., 18pt. , and 20 pt. Besides, there is text in bold red, magenta and green.</td></tr></table>Text after the table< /body></html>

Test 6: XHTML 1.0 without CSS

Call with parameters: Call rtchunk.GenerateHTML("", "XHTML", |StandardFontTags='Yes' OutputToEvent='Yes'|)

HTML generated:

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" " http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">< html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" lang="en" >< head><title></title><meta http-equiv=" Content-Style-Type" content="text/css" /><meta name="ABSTRACT" content="Everything">< /head><body bgcolor='#ffffff'>The paragraph before the table is presented with one and a half spacing below the text to provide easier viewing of the separate paragraphs.  This shows up best with bullet items:<ul><li>The first< /li><li>The second</li></ul><table width='100%' border='1'><tr width='353' valign='top'><td valign='top' width='353'>Text in the first cell</td><td width='353'> Image in the second cell <img src=" /GenHTML.nsf/0/db926bd0add13c31852569ec0061eb10/Body/0.306?Open Element&FieldElemFormat=gif" height="21" width="21" border="0" /></td></tr><tr width='353' valign='top'><td valign='top' width='353'>Text in the third cell</td><td width='353'>Doclink in the fourth cell ==> <a href="/852564840021BE86/A37A3BB73CD81BBF8525647B0016A596/0E22CD52A07C7F54852568F9005195EB?OpenDocument"><img src="/icons/doclink.gif" border="0"></a></td></tr><tr width='353' valign='top'><td width='707' colspan='2'>A mix of bold, underline or both, and text in 10 pt., 12 pt., 14pt., 16pt., 18pt., and 20 pt. Besides, there is text in bold red, magenta and green.</td></tr></table>Text after the table</body></html>

Test 7: Fragment of HTML 4.01 with CSS, chunk narrowed down to " Table 1"

Call with parameters: Call rtchunk.GenerateHTML("Table 1", "HTML", |StandardFontTags='Yes' OutputToEvent='Yes'|)

HTML generated:

<table width='100%' border='1'><tr width='353' valign='top'><td valign='top' width='353'>Text in the first cell</td><td width='353'>Image in the second cell <img src=" /GenHTML.nsf/0/a29d6daa90d34330852569ec0061eb39/Body/0.306?OpenElement& FieldElemFormat=gif" height="21" width="21" border="0"></td></tr><tr width='353' valign='top'><td valign='top' width='353'>Text in the third cell</td><td width='353'>Doclink in the fourth cell ==> <a href=" /852564840021BE86/A37A3BB73CD81BBF8525647B0016A596/0E22CD52A07C7F54852568F9005195EB?OpenDocument" ><img src="/icons/doclink.gif" border="0"> </a></td></tr><tr width='353' valign='top'>< td width='707' colspan='2'>A mix of bold, underline or both, and text in 10 pt., 12 pt., 14pt., 16pt., 18pt., and 20 pt.< div class="pabid6">Besides, there is text in bold red, magenta and green.< /div></td></tr></table>

Test 8: Fragment of HTML 4.01 without CSS, chunk narrowed down to "Graphic 1"

Call with parameters: Call rtchunk.GenerateHTML("Graphic 1", "HTML", |StandardFontTags='Yes' Generation='Fragment' OutputToEvent='Yes'|)

HTML generated:

Test 9: Fragment of XHTML 4.01 with CSS, chunk narrowed down to "Graphic 1"

Call with parameters: Call rtchunk.GenerateHTML("Graphic 1", "XHTML", |Generation='Fragment' OutputToEvent='Yes'|)

HTML generated:

Example