Sparx Systems Forum
Enterprise Architect => General Board => Topic started by: Cisore on August 01, 2012, 06:37:01 pm
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they are somewhere a list of the browser compatible with the html report who has generate with EA ?
(For example I have seen, the document are not compatible with Firefox. It's not possible to visualize this with this browser !)
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Hi,
I am not aware of such a listing, but I'd be interested in knowing about your problem. What issues are you having with Firefox, because I can't recall any...
Cheers,
Rouven
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Looking at the Javascript used by the html, you can see that IE (6,7), Firefox, Opera and Geko (treated as Firefox) are explicitly supported.
Regards,
Jon.
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Hi,
Ive just exported from EA a html report.
It works fine in IE 9.
Partially works in Firefox 14
Doesnt work at all in Chrome 21
In Firefox you get Errors in the console.
When you browse to an element (e.g. requirement) you generally have 2 buttons
+ Project
+ Advanced
if you click on these you get error.
Timestamp: 17/08/2012 10:49:23
Error: TypeError: cont.document.getElementById(src) is null
Source File: file:///C:/ea/html/js/displayToc.js
Line: 954
Clicking on "Associations to" also produces errors.
Timestamp: 17/08/2012 10:51:36
Error: TypeError: tableSelTitle is null
Source File: file:///C:/ea/html/js/displayToc.js
Line: 1002
Chrome just doesnt seem to like the "Frame" design.
I also have another issue. The structure of the output html files bares no resemblance to the model in EA. This means you cannot link to the HTML report.
e.g. id like to send an email to colleagues and put a link to a particualr feature.
In EA i know its path.
/System Features/Feature Descriptions/SI System Installation Features/FEA.SYS_SI.1 - Product
This gets tranlated to this
EARoot/EA1/EA1/EA1/EA35.htm
(all the numbers will change depending on the strucutre within EA.
Thx
Derek
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You can construct a specific url (which want change) using this approach:
http://your-sparx-model-url-root/?guid={element guid}
ie
http://mymodel/?guid={E5E2B88F-FEB9-4f82-8AEF-D366EF98CDAF}
If you click on the Advanced + on any exported html element the ID is the guid which you can copy (or in Sparx select the element in the project browser right mouse click and select copy reference -> copy node guid to clipboard)
Regards,
Jon.
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Excellent. Thats exactly what i need.
Confirmed it works.
Thx
Derek