setting Char Set and Font from within preferences file works just fine, so no reason why they can't be added to Workbench, if that's what you decide to do.
I'm glad you've found a workaround. It is our intention to enable the basic edition the ability to set the Default Character Set & Default Font from within the workbench's settings window in future releases (ensuring that it operates as you would expect).
Also, I have updated our Website to more accurately reflect the options available to basic and professional edition users.
Thank you for brining these issues to our attention.
and that's the strange thing, even if I set TidyHTML=false (from within Settings, or editing the preference file), close + reopen SS, then scrape, I still get
I'm looking into this right now. In the mean time my advise - and don't spread it around ;) would be alter the preference file in basic to say TidyHTML=false. You should then have the HTML you're looking for.
Web Data Extraction
Basic edition: "Settings" window
no probs.
setting Char Set and Font from within preferences file works just fine, so no reason why they can't be added to Workbench, if that's what you decide to do.
Basic edition: "Settings" window
jonnygold,
I'm glad you've found a workaround. It is our intention to enable the basic edition the ability to set the Default Character Set & Default Font from within the workbench's settings window in future releases (ensuring that it operates as you would expect).
Also, I have updated our Website to more accurately reflect the options available to basic and professional edition users.
Thank you for brining these issues to our attention.
-Scott
Basic edition: "Settings" window
and that's the strange thing, even if I set TidyHTML=false (from within Settings, or editing the preference file), close + reopen SS, then scrape, I still get
Basic edition: "Settings" window
jonnygold,
I'm looking into this right now. In the mean time my advise - and don't spread it around ;) would be alter the preference file in basic to say TidyHTML=false. You should then have the HTML you're looking for.
-Scott