monthlyrecord 'table'

[laulau]

Hi,
I have a monthlyrecord page with a table option (i think it was written by the beteljuice) that is no working with CMX.
I think it's perhaps a formating problem.
The page processed by cumulus C1 :http://meteo.laurentmey.fr/php/monthlyrecord1.php
The one processed by CMX :http://meteo.laurentmey.fr/php/monthlyrecord.php
The table don't appear anymore.
In the source code at line ~222 i can see

var hightempT = ["Impossible de trouver un guillemet correspondant pour le caractère '''.'dd'</b>, en <b>'yyyy'</b> à <b>'hh:mm'</b>'">","Impossible de trouver un guillemet correspondant pour le caractère .....

It seem that it is a webtag format error!

var hightempT = ["<#ByMonthTempHT mon=1 format=" 'Le <b>'dd'</b>, en <b>'yyyy'</b> à <b>'hh:mm'</b>'">","<#ByMonthTempHT mon=2 format="'Le <b>'dd'</b>, en <b>'yyyy ....

<b>'dd'</b> in text formating isn't accepted by CMX ?
Source code attached
Thanks

[mcrossley]

dd should be OK, I certainly use it in lots of my tags.

I suggest you start building up the format string a bit at a time and see exactly which part is causing the problem.

[mcrossley]

I'd start by removing that leading space on the first array variable, I don't think it will matter, but it is inconsistent with the rest...

format=" 'Le <b>
to
format="'Le <b>

[steve]

The closing ">" in "<b>" is being taken as the end of the web tag by the token parser. I'm not sure there's anything I can do about that.

[mcrossley]

Ah, even though it is in a string,

You will have to do what I have done then in these variables (it's PHP but the same principle), where I put the HTML outside the tag code (I probably hit the same problem and forgot about it!)...

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$ByMonthTempHTmon1='<#ByMonthTempHT mon=1 format="dd MMM yyyy"><span class="not-mobile"><#ByMonthTempHT mon=1 format="' at 'HH:mm"></span>';

[steve]

Ah, even though it is in a string

Yes - I had to write the parser myself, and it's fairly dumb. The Delphi parser must take account of the start and end of quoted characters.

I am always happy to accept code submissions (in C#) for inclusion in MX

[mcrossley]

I'll let you off then , I thought it would be part of the standard library. So do you strip out the predefined tags and pass them on to .ToString() for processing?

[steve]

It just scans the contents of the file for "<#", copying input to output, and then when it finds that, it scans for the next ">", and then extracts the text between those two and passes it on to the tag processing code. The returned processed tag is appended to the output instead of the tag.

[laulau]

The tooltips are now working as they should !

[beteljuice]

Good workaround Laurent, but sneaky

[laulau]

Yes it is a DIY solution, I'm no expert in coding. there is certainly a more professional solution.

[mcrossley]

there is certainly a more professional solution.

Yeah, write Steve a decent parser routine

For brevity, you can concatenate the replace functions (and as you use a global variable get rid of the 'evil')...

var tvt = window[tip_var_time[y]][x].replace(/bld/g,"</b>").replace(/BLD/g,"<b>");

Good solution though.

[beteljuice]

Something isn't right Laurent ....

You've commented out the eval but it still seems to work ???
... but your wet / dry dates are a nonsense !

I'll think about it when my brain is in gear.

Probably a sequence thing ?

[laulau]

... but your wet / dry dates are a nonsense !

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format="yyyy,m,dd

shoud be

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format="yyyy,%M,dd

with CMX

[beteljuice]

Ahh that could cause problems in other scripts as well

Do I do seperate versions or put a user var for mx decisions ... I think I'll go and lie down for a bit.

Edit: That's rubbish ! - has to be seperate version because mx parser is before anything else !
.... unless ...