Add html tag in user task documentation
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07-22-2015 11:46 AM
I need to add <br> or <href a="…"> in user task documentation (into CDATA). Any solutions? thanks
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07-22-2015 12:00 PM
I need to add html tag as br or href
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07-23-2015 05:42 AM
You can add whatever you like in the documentation, no?
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07-23-2015 05:57 AM
No. In CDATA, every html tag as < br > or < div > are printed as text.
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07-28-2015 04:23 AM
Ok, but whats your use case? Using it in Explorer, your own app?
I mean, if you know it's html, you can get it out and interprete it like that, right. In Explorer, that would be another thing, cause I believe html directly would not work.
I mean, if you know it's html, you can get it out and interprete it like that, right. In Explorer, that would be another thing, cause I believe html directly would not work.
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08-31-2015 12:41 PM
Is possible to modify Explorer code to be able to insert html code in CDATA documentation? Have you got any other solutions?
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08-31-2015 03:34 PM
Hi,
I didn't tested it but I cannot see any reason why shouldn't be possible to modify in order to support whatever you like. (html)
Probably you should encode the content so it shouldn't be considered HTML anymore.
just give it a try. (you could put the debugger on it and see what's happening when you put some HTML, where is the part which removes the html specific code)
I didn't tested it but I cannot see any reason why shouldn't be possible to modify in order to support whatever you like. (html)
Probably you should encode the content so it shouldn't be considered HTML anymore.
just give it a try. (you could put the debugger on it and see what's happening when you put some HTML, where is the part which removes the html specific code)
