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| HelpBlocks Error |
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2006-03-01 22:41:24 |
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Hi Alec,
At 22:19 01/03/2006, you wrote:
>Hi ... Julian, I suppose ...
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>I've experienced some error messages in editing a HB project. Initially
>I seemed to notice these in editing the document tree. ; This was
>associated with loss of the top line for editing a page's title.
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>This problems seemed to disappear on a save, HB close and reload.
>However I'm now getting messages that seem to be as before.
>Specifically when I try to rebuild HTML Files, a dialog box headed
>"HelpBlocks Error";, appears with the message:
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>"Three: 0: error: Cannot open input file"
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>;How serious is this? ; What, if anything can be done to recover?
Unfortunately I haven't seen anything like this here --
is Three a project name? Were any files corrupted? Any clues you can
glean will be useful. I don't know what input file it's talking
about...
Regards,
Julian
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| HelpBlocks Error |
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2006-03-01 23:28:30 |
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Hi Julian,
Many thanks, yet again. Nope, no contracts from the 3G company yet. ;)
However ... I did try to give a page the title "Rule of Three"; -
complete with the quotes. Having removed these, and rebuilt the index,
the problem seems to have gone. ; Hopefully this is the solution. I
can't think of any other "Three" likely to be around.
Thanks again.
Alec
In message <6.2.1.2.2.20060301223956.03bceeb0 pop3.gotadsl.co.uk>;,
Julian Smart <juliananthemion.co.uk> writes
>Hi Alec,
>;
>At 22:19 01/03/2006, you wrote:
>>Hi ... Julian, I suppose ...
>>
>>I've experienced some error messages in editing a HB project. Initially
>>I seemed to notice these in editing the document tree. ; This was
>>associated with loss of the top line for editing a page's title.
>>
>;>This problems seemed to disappear on a save, HB close and reload.
>>However I'm now getting messages that seem to be as before.
>>Specifically when I try to rebuild HTML Files, a dialog box headed
>>";HelpBlocks Error";, appears with the message:
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>>"Three: 0: error: Cannot open input file"
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>>How serious is this? ; What, if anything can be done to recover?
>
>Unfortunately I haven't seen anything like this here --
>is Three a project name? Were any files corrupted? Any clues you can
>glean will be useful. I don't know what input file it's talking
>about...
>
>;Regards,
>
>Julian
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>Yahoo! Groups Links
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Alec Ross
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| HelpBlocks Error |
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2006-03-02 12:44:36 |
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At 23:28 01/03/2006, you wrote:
>Hi Julian,
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>Many thanks, yet again. Nope, no contracts from the 3G company yet. ;)
>
>However ... I did try to give a page the title "Rule of Three"; -
>complete with the quotes. Having removed these, and rebuilt the index,
>the problem seems to have gone. ; Hopefully this is the solution. I
>can't think of any other "Three" likely to be around.
Ah! the quotations were probably the problem. You could
try using the HTML entity instead.
Regards,
Julian
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| HelpBlocks Error |
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2006-03-02 15:06:04 |
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In message <6.2.1.2.2.20060302124301.02c09880pop3.gotadsl.co.uk>;,
Julian Smart <juliananthemion.co.uk> writes
>At 23:28 01/03/2006, you wrote:
>>Hi Julian,
>>
>>Many thanks, yet again. Nope, no contracts from the 3G company yet. ;)
>>
>>;However ... I did try to give a page the title "Rule of Three"; -
>>;complete with the quotes. Having removed these, and rebuilt the index,
>>the problem seems to have gone. ; Hopefully this is the solution. I
>>;can't think of any other "Three" likely to be around.
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>Ah! the quotations were probably the problem. You could
>;try using the HTML entity instead.
>
Thanks Julian. As an afterthought PS, the problem begs the question:
are there any other magic characters to avoid in titles: e.g. characters
that would have special significance in filenames, such as path
separators and wild cards, or be illegal, or have special significance
in HTML?
Regards,
Alec
--
Alec Ross
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| HelpBlocks Error |
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2006-03-02 16:02:39 |
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At 15:06 02/03/2006, you wrote:
>Thanks Julian. As an afterthought PS, the problem begs the question:
>are there any other magic characters to avoid in titles: e.g. characters
>that would have special significance in filenames, such as path
>separators and wild cards, or be illegal, or have special significance
>in HTML?
Yes, C comments (/* ... */) and # at the start of a line need
to be encoded with entities to avoid preprocessing.
Also when you use macros, you need to escape any commas that
are passed to the macro, e.g.
MYMACRO(One day\, something happened)
Regards,
Julian
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| HelpBlocks Error |
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2006-03-02 16:27:50 |
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In message <6.2.1.2.2.20060302155910.032a44c0pop3.gotadsl.co.uk>;,
Julian Smart <juliananthemion.co.uk> writes
>At 15:06 02/03/2006, you wrote:
>>Thanks Julian. As an afterthought PS, the problem begs the question:
>>are there any other magic characters to avoid in titles: e.g. characters
>>that would have special significance in filenames, such as path
>>separators and wild cards, or be illegal, or have special significance
>>;in HTML?
>;
>Yes, C comments (/* ... */) and # at the start of a line need
>to be encoded with entities to avoid preprocessing.
>Also when you use macros, you need to escape any commas that
>are passed to the macro, e.g.
>
>MYMACRO(One day\, something happened)
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>Regards,
>
>Julian
>
Many thanks. I might otherwise have started a title with a #.
Best Regards,
Alec
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Alec Ross
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