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  Subject: Re: Level of WYSIWYG Complexity supported?
Author: John Tucker
Date: 06 Apr 2003 07:11 PM
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On 4/3/03 10:05:46 AM, Carlo Innocenti wrote:
>John,
if I understand
>correctly what you are trying
>to do, you are
copy&pasting
>documents from WinWord into
>the Stylus wysiwyg canvas,
>right?
Minollo, you are correct, the look of the pasted data from word includes all the appropriate formatting and I thought great this must be possible! It's just when I check the output or go to view the XSLT code that the software crashes.
If that's the case,
>that scenario is not part of
>the use cases we currently
>
support in XSLT wysiwyg; but
>we are surely interested in
>understanding why
that's
>failing. It might well be a
>matter of filtering some
>information
that the IE
>control used in the wysiwyg
>canvas doesn't like.
I guess just given the fact that it looks correct got me thinking it was something supported.
We'll
>play with the testcase you
>posted and let you know as
>soon as
>possible.
Thanks, I look forward to hearing any pointers you may like to make. Just as a side issue, I converted everything from word into text and pasted the text into Stylus this allowed me to save the work, preview it and see the XSLT etc. I then began to re-apply some of the required formatting, text sizes and tables etc. When I then tried to save it I again got the original error message??? I wonder if it's a combination of tables and fonts?
I look forward to any further information as I can see this tool as being the one that will solve our business problems,
Regards,
John T.
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