Html Tags

Fri, 6 Apr 2001 11:39:41 +0100

>We are looking at putting some Quiz reports on our intranet.  I am looking 
>for anyone who may have a quiz program defining html tags that we can inbed 
>into quiz programs with a 'use' statement.

Lots of folk have beaten me to it with all-singing all-dancing solutions with
fonts, tables, etc.

Quick and dirty is:

init head tab 1 "<html><body><pre>"
final foot tab 1 "</pre></body></html>"

Pre means preformatted, so this is the bare minimum to put your report into
HTML & leave the format alone. Not especially pretty, but not especially much
work either, particularly if you're looking at a lot of reports.

HTML is designed to allow style (fonts, colours etc) to be set up globally,
rather than embedded thoughout your Quiz report, which would make for better
HTML and more maintainable Quiz code. See
http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/html3/Contents.html for details on HTML.

Chris
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