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Resolved Save datawindow as html

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  1. Mark Lundell
    Mark Lundell
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  3. Thursday, 17 September 2020 19:05 PM UTC

I have a data window which I am saving as html.  In making some revisions to the application I have noticed a difference in the output html file.  The pre change version of the html has the title tag as

<title>Order Inspections<title>

The post change version shows it as

<title></title>

How do I get the original version back again?

 

This a client server app, PB 2017 R3.

 

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Chris Pollach @Appeon
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  1. Thursday, 17 September 2020 19:12 PM UTC
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Hi Mark;

  What App revisions did you make .. especially, to that DWO instance?

Regards ... Chris

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Mark Lundell
  1. Mark Lundell
  2. Thursday, 17 September 2020 19:52 PM UTC
The biggest change was to remove the PFC from the application. The only change to the DWO was to move a field in the summary section.
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Chris Pollach @Appeon
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  1. Thursday, 17 September 2020 20:14 PM UTC
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Hi Mark;

   WOW - removed the PFC ... Very nice! What did you replace it with?

   As far as the HTML is concerned - that small Summary band change should not have changed the generated HTML. However, if somehow you also changed the HTML proprieties under the HTML Table tab or the Web Generation tab - that might account for this.

  I would also suggest comparing the old DWO and the new DWO version's web properties in the tab pages described above and see if there has been some changes in those areas.

Regards ... Chris

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Mark Lundell
  1. Mark Lundell
  2. Thursday, 17 September 2020 20:24 PM UTC
We replaced the PFC with a home grown version that fits our environment better. Many of our applications run as batch apps on servers, so we do not need the weight or complexity of PFC (or the long compile times). The user direct apps have been moved to either web services or Powerserver.
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