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By powery - Wednesday, September 2, 2015
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Hello,
is it possible to use html in custom phrases?
I would like to use html tags but < transform to < and > as > in output report
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By GenoProSupport - Wednesday, September 2, 2015
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Ron is re-writing the report generator for GenoProX with JavaScript and a few things. Maybe that could be a new feature of GenoProX.
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By genome - Thursday, September 3, 2015
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The Narrative Report has had this feature for some 7 years. see 'How to customise your report'
With this you can use 'Custom Markup' e.g. <?html?> in almost any text field to add html markup. Each object type can also have a special custom tag _Narrativeto add additional narrative to the report pages and this too can contain 'Custom Markup'. The main report I am developing for GenoProX will be more tablet/smartphone friendly but will not have the 'narrative style' of the existing report but instead will be more tabular in format that should alleviate translation problems that hindered the existing report. It will however have the facility to add 'custom' narrative and an enhanced form of 'custom markup'.
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By powery - Thursday, September 3, 2015
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<?html?> does not work.
But [{?10=ano}[{?4}Jde][{!}Šlo] o přímého předka osoby {5h}a href={9h}http://familytrees.genopro.com/powery/Dusek-Radim-ind00003.htm{9h}{6h}Radim Dušek{5h}/a{6h}.] is ok.
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By genome - Thursday, September 3, 2015
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I misunderstood your query. As I stated in a reply in the referenced thread on customizing your report,
<?html?> is only used in text fields with the property dialogs of the objects. It cannot be used and is not required in phrase templates. (for 'with' read 'within')
AFAIK <?html?> and other 'custom markup' tag do work in e.g. Comments and _Narrative fileds
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By powery - Thursday, September 3, 2015
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Ok. Thanks for explanation. I found the solution in thread above 
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