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FRX to HTML Foundation Class

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Category Internet
Default Catalog Visual FoxPro Catalog\Foundation Classes\Internet
Class _frx2html
Base Class Custom
Class Library _internet.vcx
Parent Class _custom
Sample ...\Samples\Solution\Ffc\dohtml.scx

Remarks

This class converts a Visual FoxPro report (.FRX) to HTML. The class includes properties to control the scope, visual layout and HTML generation. For more information, see Genhtml.prg.

To use, drop the class on a project or form or, from the Component Gallery Item Shortcut Menu, select Add to Project or Add to Form. When you add the class to a form, Visual FoxPro opens a builder so you can specify the cSource, cOutFile, nGenOutput, and lAutonameOutput values. When you drop the class on a project, you can choose between adding the class or creating a subclass.

See Guidelines for Using Visual FoxPro Foundation Classes for more information on using foundation classes.

Properties, Events, Methods Description
cOutFile property Specifies the name of the HTML file to create.
Default: ""
cSource property Specifies the source file from which to generate HTML.
Default: ""
nGenOutput property _GENHTML output options.
Default: 20 = Generate output file.
1 = Generate and display the output file in the Visual FoxPro editor.
2 = Generate and display the output file in Internet Explorer.
3 = Generate and display the output file after displaying a Save As dialog box
4 = Create a PUBLIC _oHTML object and generate a file.
5 = Create a PUBLIC _oHTML object without generating a file.
lAutoNameOutput property Specifies whether _GENHTML should automatically name the output file based on the source.
Default: .T.
cScope property Specifies the scope (for example, NEXT or ALL) for the output.
Default: ""
cStyle property Specifies the visual style as listed in the ID field of Genhtml.dbf.
Default: ""
GenHTML method Generates HTML code by calling the Genhtml.prg program using properties specified in cSource, cOutput, and nGenOutFile.
Syntax: GenHTML( )
Return: none
Arguments: none

See Also

Guidelines for Using Visual FoxPro Foundation Classes | Visual FoxPro Foundation Classes A-Z | Visual FoxPro Foundation Classes