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Message from: "Cristiano Testai"

 

Hello Farshad,

 

In my main page i need to interact with my WebMaster, because I would like

to have a more elegant layout.

What I need is the following:

1) In Main Page, to have an HTML frame for the header will be used where the

layout developed by the WebMaster.

1.1) After having done my WebMaster page header, how to have the "Menu"

performed by WebMaster call the UniForms?

1.2) How can I set a value to an existing field in the header developed

by WebMaster? Example: There is a Label and click a button, change the value

of Label. (The button is a UniButton, the Label is a text contained in HTML

header made by WebMaster.

 

2) Farshad, this need is related to SyncEdit? I do not know to use it, do

not know javascript, and only a bit of html ..

 

Could you help me in this direction?

 

Thanks!

 

Cristiano Testai

 

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Message from: "Farshad Mohajeri"

 

"Cristiano Testai" wrote in message

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> Hello Farshad,

>

> In my main page i need to interact with my WebMaster, because I would like

> to have a more elegant layout.

> What I need is the following:

> 1) In Main Page, to have an HTML frame for the header will be used where

> the layout developed by the WebMaster.

> 1.1) After having done my WebMaster page header, how to have the "Menu"

> performed by WebMaster call the UniForms?

 

You can't call UniGUI Forms from HTML code. At least you can't do it now.

Problem here is that uniGUI is stateful while HTML is stateless. You can't

call a static link to access a uniGUI Form.

 

> 1.2) How can I set a value to an existing field in the header developed

> by WebMaster? Example: There is a Label and click a button, change the

> value of Label. (The button is a UniButton, the Label is a text contained

> in HTML header made by WebMaster.

 

For this you need client side scripting for events which will be implemented

in a post 0.90.0 version.

 

>

> 2) Farshad, this need is related to SyncEdit? I do not know to use it, do

> not know javascript, and only a bit of html ..

>

 

Not actually, SyncEdit is only a syntax highlighter. For doing such tasks

you need a fair knowlegde of JS and HTML.

 

> Could you help me in this direction?

>

 

Here is a good source for general HTML and JS learning:

http://www.w3schools.com

 

As a final note, in uniGUI philosophy we don't give much priority to client

side scripting. Our main focus is to create a solid and rich GUI for web

application with plenty of controls you can choose from. We will have more

client side scripting and HTML integration in future but that will always

have a low priority for us.

 

My recommendation is to design your web application using uniGUI controls

and use client side scripting to fine tune things.

 

 

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Message from: "Cristiano Testai"

 

Hi Farshad,

 

> You can't call UniGUI Forms from HTML code. At least you can't do it now.

> Problem here is that uniGUI is stateful while HTML is stateless. You can't

> call a static link to access a uniGUI Form.

 

Ok Farshad.. correct!

 

>> 1.2) How can I set a value to an existing field in the header developed

>> by WebMaster? Example: There is a Label and click a button, change the

>> value of Label. (The button is a UniButton, the Label is a text contained

>> in HTML header made by WebMaster.

>

> For this you need client side scripting for events which will be

> implemented in a post 0.90.0 version.

 

Tks.. Currently, to solve, I'll put the UniLabel within a UniPanel and

position the panel in place over the HTMLFrame. With that I can reference my

UniLabel and maintain the structure made by WebDesigner.

This may be a hint as yet no support for client side scripting.

 

> Here is a good source for general HTML and JS learning:

> http://www.w3schools.com

 

Tanks again!

 

Cristiano Testai

 

"Farshad Mohajeri" wrote in message

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>

> "Cristiano Testai" wrote in message

> news:OYL3KjswLHA.2720@anaxagvs227...

>> Hello Farshad,

>>

>> In my main page i need to interact with my WebMaster, because I would

>> like to have a more elegant layout.

>> What I need is the following:

>> 1) In Main Page, to have an HTML frame for the header will be used where

>> the layout developed by the WebMaster.

>> 1.1) After having done my WebMaster page header, how to have the "Menu"

>> performed by WebMaster call the UniForms?

>

> You can't call UniGUI Forms from HTML code. At least you can't do it now.

> Problem here is that uniGUI is stateful while HTML is stateless. You can't

> call a static link to access a uniGUI Form.

>

>> 1.2) How can I set a value to an existing field in the header developed

>> by WebMaster? Example: There is a Label and click a button, change the

>> value of Label. (The button is a UniButton, the Label is a text contained

>> in HTML header made by WebMaster.

>

> For this you need client side scripting for events which will be

> implemented in a post 0.90.0 version.

>

>>

>> 2) Farshad, this need is related to SyncEdit? I do not know to use it, do

>> not know javascript, and only a bit of html ..

>>

>

> Not actually, SyncEdit is only a syntax highlighter. For doing such tasks

> you need a fair knowlegde of JS and HTML.

>

>> Could you help me in this direction?

>>

>

> Here is a good source for general HTML and JS learning:

> http://www.w3schools.com

>

> As a final note, in uniGUI philosophy we don't give much priority to

> client side scripting. Our main focus is to create a solid and rich GUI

> for web application with plenty of controls you can choose from. We will

> have more client side scripting and HTML integration in future but that

> will always have a low priority for us.

>

> My recommendation is to design your web application using uniGUI controls

> and use client side scripting to fine tune things.

>

>

 

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