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NetTalk Web Server => Web Server - Ask For Help => Topic started by: Alberto on June 05, 2013, 06:54:54 AM
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Hi,
I need to develop a page like the following...
http://www.valcereal.com.ar/inicio/
Which is th best aproach to achieve this?
Thanks
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If you see the page as a container, containing lots of parts, then clearly the starting point can either be a NetWebPage or a NetWebForm.
Assuming that each of the parts are independent I'd probably start with a netWebPage. But it's hard to say whether that, or a form, would be better.
On the other hand, if you build the small parts, as various browses and forms, then bringing them back into a container later on is easy, and you can experiment with different containers.
So if I had to do this, I'd probably start by breaking the page down into parts, then deciding on the best part for each bit, and then bringing them together towards the end.
Cheers
Bruce
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Thanks I thouht of build multiple browses and forms, but what I dont know how to do is "bringing them back into a container later"
How to do this?
Any example?
Thanks
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Ok, I'm trying with a netwebpage, see image please.
Justa to test, I add procedures in a table with two columns, like:
packet = clip(packet) & |
'<<!-- Net:MenuWin --><13,10>'&|
'<br/>'&|
'<font color="#808080" size="4"><b>Bienvenidos al area de Clientes de</b></font>'& |
'<br/>'&|
'<font color="#808080" size="5"><b> AGRINTER </b></font>'& |
'<table>'&|
'<tr>'&|
'<td><!-- Net:bClientes --><!-- Net:bUsuarios --></td>'&|
'<td><!-- Net:bClientes --><!-- Net:bUsuarios --></td>'&|
'</tr>'&|
'</table>'&|
Why the buttons on the second column does not likes like the first column?
Thanks
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Because you're using the same browse procedure twice on the same page. So the names of things, like the buttons, is being duplicated, so the JavaScript that runs on those things doesn't work.
In short - while in the future it may be possible to embed the same browse twice on the same page, it's not possible to do that at the moment.
cheers
Bruce