So I uncovered when developing HTML Forms that the window.external.SetTextTranslation function sort of times out and stops generating the text translation at about 32,000 characters.
Recently I've been playing around with swapping out this function with the window.external.SetChartValue function where I'm able to manually edit the document variable where the HTML text translation is stored in the database. However, this method encodes characters such as apostrophes with HTML encodings (e.g. ' -> '). I manually edited the document variable in the database and the value in the database no longer shows HTML encodings, but the text translation still does not reflect this change.
Does anybody know if there's an additional table or column that needs to be updated to trigger the text translation to update.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks.
I believe DOCDATA is the actual note translation. Stored in RTF in multiple rows depending on how large the note is.
My question was pertaining more to documents that are in progress or on hold. DOCDATA stores completed document text translations. The text translation for documents that are in progress or on hold is stored in the SYMBOL table. I was wondering more or less how Centricity tells the system to update the text translation once the document variables has been updated.