Change Logs in a Header via Html iFrame

[ctron]

Last night I put a iFrame header in my code headers. It looks like this

{*----------------------------------------------------------------------------

My Unit (Private Build) source file

@author A User

@version Original source : originalsrc.pas

@version 2010/02/05 1.0 Initial revision.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------}

{*-

----------------------------- Change Log ------------------------------
<iframe src="../Changelogs/Clog_originalsrc.txt" width="100%" height="300">

Your browser does not support iframes.

</iframe>

-*}

{*-@Todo

------------------------------- Todo ----------------------------------

-*}

I put a changlog directory in the doc project's Html root directory. Next I
made a batch file to copy all the change

logs to a unique file in the changelog directory. Selected "allow HTML" in
config and hit generate. Looks good. There's

probably allot you do with iFrames. I don't know enough JScript to make the
iFrame hide if the file is not found but anyhow.

Thought I'd share.

ctron

[TridenT]

Hi cyclatron, well ... i'm not sure to understand every thing.

What you said is you extracted the comments in a separate file and use the
iframe feature to hide/display it 'dynamically' ?

If so, can you send me an example of the result ?

[ctron]

See you made a post on 2-10-2010. So sorry, I haven't responded sooner as this
is the first time I logged on to source forge since. Anyways, I would gladly
send you the custom help tree directory with all the file mods if I could,
unfortunately I could not figure out how to send a zip file to you. I made a
screen shot of one of the html help files. Send a message to my user account
on source forge with a email address so I can attach a zip and send off to
you.

Screen shot.