HI,
I have one Rich Text Field which is used to dispaly the attachments which can be .doc,.pdf any application. The attachments can be more than one. When I am viewing in IE ,when I place mouse on attachments I am getting name of that attachment by default. But same when I am viewing in firefox I am not getting that name of the attachment when I place mouse on that.
Can anybody help me out, I am very new to WEB. Thankq in Advance.
Subject: How to display title of the attachment in WEB(Fire Fox)
Hi,
Can you post your code of Rich Text Field (RTF) that you use to display attachment(s) in your RTF?
Basically, in @Formula, you can put the attachment name in “TITLE” property of “A” tag, something like this:
attchName := @AttachmentNames;
“<a href="…" titlte="”+attchName+“">”+attchName+“<\a>”
but, if you have many attachments in the same RTF, it will not be easy to do…
but, you can search for "attachment AND web " in “Sandbox” (under “Resources” at right), you can found attachment manager for the web, also, search on codestore.org, perhaps this will put you on right way…
HTH
Thierry
Subject: RE: How to display title of the attachment in WEB(Fire Fox)
HI Thankq very much. Actually to display tool tip for attachment we don’t need to write any code, by default when we place mouse it will display tool tip. Where as same is not displaying in firefox.
Once again thankq
Subject: RE: How to display title of the attachment in WEB(Fire Fox)
Hi,
If I understand what you do, you create attachment in Notes Client and display from Web client.
You need to know one thing, in fact, attachment are not in RTF but Notes/Domino creates a “$File” field for each attachment (look that in properties a document > “Field” tab). All attachments appear on the bottom of page. For the web if you want more control for displaying attachment, take a look on the links on my previous post.
On mouse over, if a name of attachment appear with IE but not with FF, I think this comes from the HTLM code generated by Domino which use a property not recognized by FF (Take a look on HTML code of your page)…
HTH
Thierry