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Giving JavaScript some GOLD!
Lately, I came up with the idea to let the messages bubble up into the HTML interface, as I have no chance to filter all those messages coming from the components here and there. But this wasn't that user-friendly because Uniface uses the GOLD separator while holding data in lists. Once again, time to put some hands on that and let JavaScript do the job for me.
What I do here is just cutting those GOLDs away from the content of _var. But there are more characters lurking to be taken care of.
Let me give you a cleaning function for those situations
I leave it up to you to reverse this and add some GOLD to the data you send back to Uniface. Just image how easy it could be to just get a Uniface list as a param from the web.
Let me know, if it worked for you!
What is GOLD anyway?!
Gold is nothing special. Compuware decided to use a hex 1B as the normal gold separator. While using lists in list, the page turns a bit and adds a bunch of hex 15. Having that in mind let's us easy get in control and turn nearby any message to a readable text.Converting Gold to a LineFeed
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What I do here is just cutting those GOLDs away from the content of _var. But there are more characters lurking to be taken care of.
Let me give you a cleaning function for those situations
SOURCE CODE
Sorry- ... please log-in or register to get this!
I leave it up to you to reverse this and add some GOLD to the data you send back to Uniface. Just image how easy it could be to just get a Uniface list as a param from the web.
Let me know, if it worked for you!
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