Folks, I'm trying to set the TextCodepageproperty of WorkbookSaveAsArgs used as argument for an Workbook method SaveAs. Which is used to convert .xls files in .csv ones. However, this property receives a generic object and I don't know how to properly set it. In msdn documentation it only say Ignored for all languages in Microsoft Excel. or Not used in U.S. English Excel.. When my documents are being convert, it generate invalid characters cause my input files are in portuguese. Thus, I need a encode mode that accept this language. Any suggestions?
I can only suggest saving with FileFormat:=xlUnicodeText, instead of xlCSV. But use a ".csv" file extension when you do so. This should preserve your portuguese characters.
It works to me, use the "FileFormat:=xlCSVUTF8". Try if it works, i suggest looking the documentation too "https://learn.microsoft.com/pt-br/office/vba/api/excel.xlfileformat"
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I have a really frustrating error trying to parse basic Json read from Blob Storage using a data set within ADF
My Json is below
[{"Bid":0.197514880839,"BaseCurrency":"AED"}
,{"Bid":0.535403560434,"BaseCurrency":"AUD"}
,{"Bid":0.351998712241,"BaseCurrency":"BBD"}
,{"Bid":0.573128306234,"BaseCurrency":"CAD"}
,{"Bid":0.787556605631,"BaseCurrency":"CHF"}
,{"Bid":0.0009212964,"BaseCurrency":"CLP"}
,{"Bid":0.115389497248,"BaseCurrency":"DKK"}
]
I have tried all 3 Json source settings and every one of them gives the error
Malformed records are detected in schema inference. Parse Mode: FAILFAST
The 3 settings as in
Single Document
Array Of Documents
Document Per Line
Can anyone help? I just simply need this to be a list of objects thats it!
Paul
It should work for the JSON setting - Array of documents.
We face this issue when we have the json file with UTF-8 BOM encoding, the ADF DataFlow is unable to parse such files. You can specify the encoding as UTF-8 without encoding while creating the file, it will work.
In my case, I am using copy activity to merge and create the json file and have specified encoding as UTF-8 without BOM, and it resolved my issue.
Note: For some reason, we cant use the dataset which has "UTF-8 without BOM" encoding in DataFlow, in that case, you can create two datasets one with default UTF-8 encoding (which will be used in DataFlow) and one with UTF-8 without BOM(which will be used in copy activity sink/while creating a file).
Thank you.
As I know, LogicApps works on UTF-8 character set, and I need to compose the file in the Windows 1250 code page. How can I do this?
The json_encode function doesn't appear in the built-in Expressions/Functions inside the LogicApp.
There is not File Encoding in Logic App, contents can be encoded in whatever format you need and the app may or may not even be aware of this.
If you have a specific situation, you could do a content type conversion with Azure Functions using stream writer. Here is a blog and a question about conversion.
And the logic app supports Azure Functions integration.
Hope this could help you, if you still have other questions, please let me know.
I'm still a bit newbie in the code game, and i would like some advices from senpai.
Context :
I'm making a angular 5 app which has a form, which is using also QuillJS, a rich text editor for only one question (the previous questions are simple input field for strings or numbers). My goal is to allow my users to download the form and the text from QuillJS they completed, on a .docx file (Word). And of course i'm doing this because i want to keep the formatted text from QuillJs, otherwise i would have just get a good ol' string.
Issue :
The point is, i'm already building a docx file for the first questions of the form and the only method i found for now to put my html string from QuillJs in a Word readable data type, is to use html-docx-js library.
This post even explain how. But, BUT, i don't want to use saveAs function (see the post), that create a file and put the content in it. I want to put the content in the docx file i'm already creating.
So here is my question, how would you, senpai, do it ?
The thing is that i've got a Blob file (cf post), but i don't know how to put it in my docx file. I tried to see if FileReader function could do the job, but well... i don't get how to integrate this special Blob file type (which is : application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document) in the docx file.
Maybe there is another way, i'm open to any suggestions, i don't mind at all to change my way of doing.
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The official documentation for html-docx-js does not state any other options than the asBlob method. I suggest two options:
Decoding the DOCX:
The Blob filetype is not special. The blob is just binary representation of the docx. I found in SE question that the docs in fact zipped XML document. You could unzip it using JSZip or other JS solution, then read it using FileReader and try to deal with it in a DOM manner. I'm not qualified to go into details how that could work.
Adding HTML to the user input first and then outputting it as a whole
This is changing the way you want to do it. In this way, I would first create formatted HTML with the data you collected in other parts of the questionnaire. Then you append the rich data from the rich editor. At last you take this HTML data and save it into single file using the asBlob function.
The second solution will maybe strip some customization from your original approach, but it seems much faster to implement.
I know very little html, I have a backend application that does a mongodb lookup. I am building a simple html screen with forms to accept value to a web service which will run the mongo query and reply on the screen.
When I pass a filename path field in my form like this
\\test.server.com\filetest\test
in my web service app, I see the value coming in as
%5c%5Ctest.server.com%5cfiletest%5ctest
how can I get the value without this translation.
Matter fact I was hoping it would come in like this
\\\\test.server.com\\filetest\\test
as that is how things got stored in mongo.
You cannot pass a backslash directly as it is. That's because URLs can only be ASCII encoded. What this means is, that when you need to pass some special characters like Ü, as well as characters that need to be escaped in URLs (as spaces, backslashes, etc.) you need a way to represent them with ASCII symbols.
In your case the URL is getting encoded and backslashes are converted to %5c. To have them revert to '\' you need to either:
Decode them back in your server-side code. This is your best bet. This is done in different ways, depending on the technology your backend uses. In PHP, for example, you can use urldecode function - here.
Decode characters before querying in mongodb itself. This you will need to work on, because I'm not aware of a functionality that does this for you out of the box.
More info on URL encoding can be found here.
Hope this helps!
I'm saving scraped data to a web app, and here's a sample param:
400\xB0F.
This is the 'degree' character from a website, but when I put that into my model I get the dreaded invalid byte sequence in UTF-8 error.
Since it's coming from the web I thought I might try some client side encoding, so javascript turns that into: 400%B0F. This can at least get saved by ActiveRecord with no issue, but Rails seems to be escaping it again on the way out so those entities aren't decoded by the browser, so my show method shows the entire encoded string.
Where should I be cleaning up my input data, and what methods might be the best to use for unpredictable input?
Thanks!
Years ago I had, and solved, this very same problem in builder. Take a look at the to_xs method: http://builder.rubyforge.org/classes/String.html#M000007
You can require builder, and use it directly (you might want to pass false to escaping or you will get entity escaped output). Either that, or simply steal and adapt the source.
Update: here is the original, standalone, library:
http://intertwingly.net/stories/2005/09/28/xchar.rb
Perhaps you can use a binary form (like for upload file) with enctype="multipart/form-data" in form tag. Like this, you can use this data as a binary data ?
It's depends perhaps of waht you do with this data.
URI.unescape was the trick, after I encoded it client-side