Rendering HTML for controls in an HTML Web DataWindow – PB Docs 126

Rendering HTML for controls in an HTML Web DataWindow

note.png For HTML Web DataWindow only

This section applies to the HTML Web DataWindow only. XML
Web DataWindow and XHTML Web DataWindow features supersede the need
to perform any of the following actions.

Including HTML in a control

You can include valid HTML in some controls in a DataWindow
object, including a text control, column, or computed field. To
render the contents of the control as HTML when the HTML for the
DataWindow is generated, set the control’s ValueIsHTML
property to TRUE. For example, suppose a text control’s
text property is <I>Name</I>.
The following table shows how the text is rendered in the generated
HTML and displayed in a browser.

Table 6-8: Effect of ValueIsHTML property on rendered text

ValueIsHTML

Generated HTML source

Output in browser

TRUE

<I>Name</I>

Name

FALSE

&lt;I&gt;Name&lt;/I&gt;

<I>Name</I>

note.png No validation

The HTML Generator does not validate the HTML you include
in controls in DataWindow objects. If the HTML is not valid, the
DataWindow might not display correctly.

Appending HTML to a control

The AppendedHTML property enables you to append your own HTML
to the HTML generated by the HTML Generator component. You can use
this feature to specify attributes and event actions. The HTML you
specify for the AppendedHTML property value is appended to generated
syntax for the rendering of a DataWindow control before the closing
bracket of the HTML element for that control.

note.png No validation

The HTML Generator does not validate the HTML you append to
controls in DataWindow objects. If the HTML is not valid, the DataWindow
might not display correctly.

You must also make sure not to use an event handler name that
is already generated for a DataWindow control as a client-side event
handler. These include the event handlers in Table 6-9.

Table 6-9: Generated event handler names

DataWindow control

Generated event handler
names

Edit, EditMask, DropDownListBox, or DropDownDataWindow

onFocus, onClick, onChange, and onBlur

CheckBox or RadioButton

onFocus, onClick, and onBlur

TextBox, Picture with link, or Button

onClick


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