I have encountered probably the same kind of problem, which I have told GT about. If I take a standard Word document and transfer it into a TEXT field, I loose all the formatting. Such as linefeeds or paragraph breaks and where the only solution I have found - for the moment - is to manually insert HTML codes such as <P> etc. I know from experience with another (Content Management System) programme also based on SQL that a choice (straight text which is formatted correctly by the program, or HTML file) correctly displays the content in all cases. Unless I am mistaken, this must be a priority improvement to DBMan SQL for all those who deal with a lot of lengthly textual data. But then something may have escaped me in this fine program, where unfortunately so little is explained !
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dbman -> dbman sql (paragraph indenting) | Reena0330 | 5132 | Jun 10, 2002, 1:13 PM |
Re: [Reena0330] dbman -> dbman sql (paragraph indenting) | charly | 5038 | Jun 10, 2002, 1:46 PM |
Re: [charly] dbman -> dbman sql (paragraph indenting) | Reena0330 | 5037 | Jun 10, 2002, 1:57 PM |
Re: [Reena0330] dbman -> dbman sql (paragraph indenting) | charly | 5021 | Jun 12, 2002, 9:05 AM |
Re: [charly] dbman -> dbman sql (paragraph indenting) | charly | 5034 | Jun 15, 2002, 1:44 PM |
Re: [charly] dbman -> dbman sql (paragraph indenting) | Reena0330 | 4991 | Jun 21, 2002, 4:01 PM |
Re: [charly] dbman -> dbman sql (paragraph indenting) | Reena0330 | 4980 | Jun 27, 2002, 5:14 PM |
Re: [Reena0330] dbman -> dbman sql (paragraph indenting) | charly | 4954 | Jun 28, 2002, 2:26 AM |
Re: [Reena0330] dbman -> dbman sql (paragraph indenting) | YoYoYoYo | 4621 | Feb 12, 2003, 7:10 AM |