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Displaying contents of rich text fields in a view
Tip submitted by
Craig P. Wiseman
Level: Intermediate
Works with: All
Platform: All
Updated: 03/01/2001
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Have you ever wanted to display the contents of rich text fields in a view? For example: You want to let your users be able to bold and set the fonts for their comments, but you also want to have these comments appear in a view.
Here's a solution using the @Abstract function. On the form, if the rich text field name is Body, create a hidden, computed text field (for example, call it BodyText) with the following value:
@Abstract( [TextOnly]:[TrimWhite]; 64000 ; "" ; "Body" )
You then can display the Body Text field in views!
ABOUT THE SUBMITTER
Craig P. Wiseman is from Cherbonnier, Mayer and Associates, an IBM Business Partner.
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