About scripts – PB Docs 80
About scripts Scripts for a Web site include event handlers for HTML objects, client-side scripts associated with the document, and server-side scripts run before the document is downloaded to a browser. Scripts can be written in several languages. Which languages you use depends on the browsers you want to support or the application server your…
About the Web Target style and style sheet editors – PB Docs 80
About the Web Target style and style sheet editors Style sheet editors simplify the process for creating cascading style sheets or embedded or inline styles through the use of tabs and property sheets. You can access the following style and style sheet editors in PowerBuilder: Style sheet editor How to open What to use it…
Basic editing with the style sheet editors – PB Docs 80
Basic editing with the style sheet editors The style sheet editors and wizard allow you to create external style sheets and link them to your Web pages. You can also create embedded styles and inline styles and make style assignments to HTML elements and selectors using the style sheet editors. Creating an external style sheet…
About Web targets – PB Docs 80
About Web targets A Web target is a collection of files and components used to create a Web application. A Web application can represent part or all of a Web site. Web applications created using PowerBuilder Web Targets deliver dynamic, interactive content by integrating database data, scripting for client- and server-side events, and access to…
Procedures for editing scripts – PB Docs 80
Procedures for editing scripts In the integrated Script editor, you can create scripts for object events or independent scripts. Choosing an object or event for scripting To write a script for an object event: In the rightmost listbox, select a scripting language. In the Script toolbar, select an object in the leftmost dropdown listbox. The…
Chapter 3 Working with HTML pages – PB Docs 80
Chapter 3 Working with HTML pages About this chapter This chapter introduces the HTML editor for Web targets. For information on the Style Sheet and Frameset editors, see Chapter 4, “Working with Style Sheets and Framesets”. For information on the Script editor, see Chapter 6, “Writing Scripts “. Contents Topic HTML editor views Opening the…
HTML editor views – PB Docs 80
HTML editor views The HTML editor has three views: Page, Source, and Preview. Each view provides a different way of working with your HTML project. Page view Page view provides WYSIWYG editing for an HTML page without requiring knowledge of HTML tagging. Use Page view as your main editing environment or to supplement the editing…
Opening the HTML editor and setting options – PB Docs 80
Opening the HTML editor and setting options The following procedures detail using the HTML editor to prepare HTML files. HTML tags and their attributes can be dragged and dropped from the Language tab of the System Tree onto a page in the HTML editor. The tags are organized in alphabetically or by category. Opening the…
Basic editing in Page and Source views – PB Docs 80
Basic editing in Page and Source views There are several methods for adding and changing content on your page in Page and Source views of the HTML editor: Using options on the PowerBuilder menu Clicking toolbar buttons Using keystrokes assigned to format settings Dragging elements from the System Tree into the editor Dragging HTML content…
Chapter 4 Working with Style Sheets and Framesets – PB Docs 80
Chapter 4 Working with Style Sheets and Framesets About this chapter This chapter describes the Style Sheet editor and the Frameset editor for Web targets. It does not attempt to teach the use of HTML tagging or Web design. Contents Topic About style sheets About the Web Target style and style sheet editors Basic editing…