Quote:
Originally Posted by Guessed
If the path doesn't contain spaces then the "quotes" you are expecting probably won't be in the field code so strsplitat method won't separate out the piece of information you wanted.
|
Guessed, I do apologize for my late reply. I have made several essays with the {filename \p}, starting with the problem raised in my application WbWrd (web page compiler), and then whittling it down to the simplest problem I could reproduce.
Attached is a file Greaves.ZIP, with a test.doc that morphs on update - which is why the original arrives in a zip file.
On two different essays using the <F9> function key to update a document causes mini-havoc in my Word2003 system. The latest example is documented here:-
Stage1.jpg shows my document. The heading1 uses the keyboard {} and is not a field. After the four {IncludePicture} fields I have the {filename\p} field just for documentation. In this image the two personal images appear twice, which is how it should be.
Stage2.jpg shows the fieldcodes in use. I have a macro All which toggles all settings in Tools Options View, hence "All" or Nothing. I believe that this image shows that the second pair of IncludePicture field codes are installed correctly. I have been known to make mistakes ...
Stage3.jpg shows that I have used Select All and the <F9> key to update all fields. All four images show as they should; so far, so good. This update-all-fields occurs immediately prior to compiling a web page from a document, so in this essay i am manually updating fields which is normally done by VBA code.
Stage4.jpg reveals what is in my document when I toggle All switches in Tools, Options, View. The fieldcodes {filename \p} in the second pair have been removed or executed, and the fieldcode {filename \p} is removed.
Over the past three months I have been trying different ways of using {filename \p}, beginning by assuming that the fieldcode remained in place and then discovering a week later that it had disappeared!
At this point I have two basic questions:-
(1) Am I creating the compound fieldcodes correctly?
(2) Is the {filename \p} supposed to be transient? Or should it remain in place, because I understand the purpose of the {filename \p} to be useful in a mobile document and image set.
Thanks for any advice, and again, I do apologize for being sluggish in scratching my head in trying to resolving this issue.
Chris