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    #1

    loading htm file with xbasic

    Can anyone tell me if it is possible to load an already created htm file that I have made with notepadd++ and made a copy in A5? I was hoping for a single line or something like that. If not I do have plan B output = "<!DOCTYPE html>" + crlf() + "<html>" + crlf() + "<head>" + crlf()

    Thanks in advance
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    Re: loading htm file with xbasic

    You can copy your txt file in the webroot and then use this code in an A5W page where you want it to be included:

    a5w_include("filename")
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      #3
      Re: loading htm file with xbasic

      hmm.. That might work I'll try it out and see if does what I want.

      Thanks for the help.

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        Re: loading htm file with xbasic

        Come to think of it I don't think that would work for me. I need to display the page in a dialog popup window.

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          Re: loading htm file with xbasic

          I don't know exactly how you would design your popup, but the same method works in a UX anywhere you can apply xbasic.
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            Re: loading htm file with xbasic

            So in the code I would be able to put a5w_include("filename") where I want the page to display?

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              Re: loading htm file with xbasic

              I don't know how you are designing your UX, but you can put it, for example, in a static text control along with the tags like <%a5 a5w_include("myfile.txt") %>.
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                Re: loading htm file with xbasic

                I need to display the page in a dialog popup window
                if you are using pop up then fill in the fields and select that file from the list it should work.
                I see steve said the same thing, but in a static control. I used button.
                thanks for reading

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                  Re: loading htm file with xbasic

                  Code:
                  dim output as C=file.to_string("c:/test.html") 'full path to file
?output
=<html><head></head><body><p>Test</p></body></html>
                  This is a way to read the file (without display) you can then use output however you wish.

                  You can even include the code above in a freeform template as the others had suggested between <%a5 %> tags

                  a5w_include may also work for you.

                  depends on your implementation
                  Last edited by aburningflame; 05-20-2016, 05:51 PM.
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                    Re: loading htm file with xbasic

                    Thanks for the responses I had to use the long method to make it work.

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