Earl,
You misinterpreted what I wanted, it's not that I need to update the
content, as it happens I'm using a very small subset of 4 messages so it's
easy enough to start again anyway.
The problem is that the first message is OK, the second to fourth are not.
This is an Intranet site so I can't show the actual page that is wrong, but
I've included some HTML this time.
<BODY STYLE="font-family: Comic Sans MS, Fantasy, Cursive; font-size: 10pt"
<H1>Unix-ObjectAda Date Index
</H1>
<DIV STYLE="position:relative; width:90%; background:white">
4 messages in chronological order<br>
Last Updated: Sun Oct 31 1999 <br>
</DIV>
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<H1>Unix-OA: pragma Ident or similar in ObjectAda?</H1>
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The problem I think is the two <H1> lines, but I'm not defining any <H1>'s
in the <MsgPgBegin> markup. I think the first one is a concatenation of two
values, LISTNAME which is my own defined value, and IDXLABEL. The question
is why this occurs in the 2nd-4th messages but not the first?
The second <H1> tag is the message subject, again, I'm not specifically
declaring a $SUBJECT$ in an <H1> tag, so why is it there?
Regards,
Neil O'Brien
Senior Support Engineer
Aonix Customer Support
1-800-972-6649
obrien(_at_)aonix(_dot_)com
adasupport(_at_)aonix(_dot_)com
-----Original Message-----
From: Earl Hood [mailto:ehood(_at_)hydra(_dot_)acs(_dot_)uci(_dot_)edu]
Sent: Sunday, October 31, 1999 5:54 PM
To: Neil O'Brien
Cc: MhonArc Users
Subject: Re: markup in a message page
On October 31, 1999 at 15:25, "Neil O'Brien" wrote:
How do I get my pages to have a consistent markup?
If you make layout changes in a resource file to an existing archive,
you will probably need to use -editidx on the archive to have the
new layout settings affect existing messages.
--ewh