Comments by John Y. - CodeProject

John Y. 19-Feb-13 9:18am View

Does the view then have all the products with all its various dates and stages? And you just want to see the products at their most recent date/stage?

John Y. 9-Feb-12 13:22pm View

not sure if this is a solution, so just putting it in the comments section:
I agree with SAKryukov - perhaps its your DOCTYPE declaration - try <!DOCTYPE html>
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John Y. 11-Oct-11 13:45pm View

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Reason for my vote of 5
GREAT INFO!

John Y. 26-Sep-11 14:12pm View

Very good point unless you want to take adv of PowerPoint to build the presentation, depending on how it looks when its exported. Would be nice if they could export it in XML, and you can just build the presentation on the fly with JavaScript or something like that.

John Y. 26-Sep-11 11:48am View

I don't think there is an "easy" way per sé to do this. However, you could probably try to build some template and copy and paste the exported-to-HTML content into it.

John Y. 26-Sep-11 11:43am View

Can you please output what the string actually reads?

John Y. 26-Sep-11 11:40am View

Yes, more information is required for this question. However, you'd probably need to store the data locally while offline then sync to a main server when connected back to the Internet.

John Y. 23-Sep-11 15:29pm View

Do you have IMAP turned on in localhost?

John Y. 1-Jul-11 12:28pm View

I would have to agree with baseq - not sure is you can natively "display" an excel sheet with pure HTML unless you export it somehow.

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