error displaying HTML (2)

Hi All,

I’m trying to open an HTML file with wx.html.HtmlWindow.LoadFile(path) (i’m using the example from wxpython in action):
html = wx.html.HtmlWindow.LoadPage(r"C:\Python25\Scripts\Log Gui\MsgChart.html")

When i open the file with explorer it looks ok, but, with the wxpython module i get only the table header fine, but instead of the table i get:
(the content is the table headers and the fields)

''Frame NumberEntityMessage TypeDirectionComments 1181608 MM CM SERVICE REQUEST ’ ‘’ 1181651 MM CM SERVICE REQUEST ‘d----->’ ‘’ 1181659 RR CLASSMARK CHANGE ’ ‘’ 1181667 RR SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE 6 ‘d----->’ ‘’ 1181702 MM AUTHENTICATION REQUEST ‘d----->’ ‘’ 1181710 RR GPRS SUSPENSION REQUEST ’ ‘’ 1181769 RR SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE 5 ‘d----->’ ‘’ 1181777 RR MEASUREMENT REPORT ’ ‘’ 1181812 MM AUTHENTICATION RESPONSE ’ ‘’ 1181855 RR CIPHERING MODE COMMAND ‘d----->’ ‘’
&nbsp
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any suggestion?

Thanks in advance,
Roy.

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ROY ZINN wrote:

Hi All,
I'm trying to open an HTML file with wx.html.HtmlWindow.LoadFile(path) (i'm using the example from wxpython in action):
html = wx.html.HtmlWindow.LoadPage(r"C:\Python25\Scripts\Log Gui\MsgChart.html")

When i open the file with explorer it looks ok, but, with the wxpython module i get only the table header fine, but instead of the table i get:
(the content is the table headers and the fields)

''Frame NumberEntityMessage TypeDirectionComments 1181608 MM CM SERVICE REQUEST ' '' 1181651 MM CM SERVICE REQUEST 'd----->' '' 1181659 RR CLASSMARK CHANGE ' '' 1181667 RR SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE 6 'd----->' '' 1181702 MM AUTHENTICATION REQUEST 'd----->' '' 1181710 RR GPRS SUSPENSION REQUEST ' '' 1181769 RR SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE 5 'd----->' '' 1181777 RR MEASUREMENT REPORT ' '' 1181812 MM AUTHENTICATION RESPONSE ' '' 1181855 RR CIPHERING MODE COMMAND 'd----->' ''
any suggestion?

wxHtmlWindow can only handle straight HTML. No CSS, no JavaScript, no fancyness.

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