Re: [enhydra] insert a file(.pdf, .doc) somewhere in a web page

[Gilles Serasset <Gilles.Serasset@xxxxxxx>]

Hi all,

Well, if you choose to "embed" the article as an HTML tree (keeping 
some formating), you should rather use a <div id="..."> tag, as the 
span tag may only contain raw text according to the HTML specs.

Regards,

Gilles,

On 8 juin 04, at 09:22, Petr Stehlik wrote:

> V Út, 08. 06. 2004 v 05:31, boxes_cu@xxxxxxxxx píše:
> > I'm trying to show some articles(in .pdf, .doc) which are in a
> > database into a web page. I know already how to retrieve them from the
> > database but I don't know which tag I could use in the HTML to say
> > that there(in some place on the page) it will be a .pdf or a .doc and
> > dynamically put it later. If somebody could help, I'll preciate it.
>
> The tag you search for is named <span>.
>
> Example HTML: <span id="article">here will be an article from
> database</span>.
>
> It's up to you to convert the article either to plain text (then you 
> can
> use good old 'page.setTextArticle(article);'), or to format it to HTML
> and then insert the HTML subtree into the <span> pair :)
>
> Petr
>
>
>
>
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