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Determing resource identifiers name dynamically

Steven_UM
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Hi folks,

In standard business html you can display a resource file identifier by putting `#idname` ...

I want to be able to build the ID name dynamically and then get the text of that resource identifier.

So basically, I want (pseudo code):

wID = "#text" + wCount

write(wID)

I tried all kind of combinations of the write and printf statement, using the pointer sign ^, etc ...

but nothing seems to work ...

Most of the times I just get the text '#....' and not the interpretion of the field ...

Is there any way to achieve this ?

Thanks,

Steven

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Hi Steven,

It is, unfortunately, not possible to do.

Resource variables are resolved at parse time.

Kind regards,

Alexander Pohoyda

Steven_UM
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Hi Aleander,

Thanks for the response ... I suspected this already ...

Tooo bad !

Steven

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Hi Steven,

this is tested to work:

wID = "text" & wCount;

write(#^wID);

Kind regards,

Alex

Edited by: Alexander Pohoyda on Oct 27, 2008 9:06 AM

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