Some users have been reported problems when using the function WebParseDataBoundArray to parse an embedded HTML document. The reported behaviour is that they are not able to capture an array of parsed strings from an embedded document within a HTML page. Subsequent testing by Borland support found that when attempting to parse from an embedded document the optional "nSkip" parameter was required for the function “WebParseDataBoundArray”. The "nSkip" parameter is an optional parameter that specifies the number of parse results which should not be stored in the array. The first element of the array will be the (nSkip+1) the parse result. Therefore below is an example of the function in use, in this example the function was not returning the strings located between the strings "class=”emailCheck”" and " WebParseDataBoundArray(sArray, 50, "class=\"emailCheck\"", " By adding the “nSkip” parameter (0), all of strings were subsequently parsed and stored in the array as expected. WebParseDataBoundArray(sArray, 50, "class=\"emailCheck\"", "
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