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"One : one"
msg "One";
"Two : two"
msg "Two";
"Three : three"
msg "Three";
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echo(html('<html><body><a href="xys: " "load <xypath>\scripts\html.xys","two" " ">Load Two</a>
<br>
<form method=post action="irgendwas">
<pre>
Name : <input type=text name="name" size=40 maxlength=80><br>
Anschrift : <input type=text name="an1" size=40 maxlength=80><br>
Passwort : <input type=password name="pwd" size=8 maxlength=8><br>
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<input type=radio name="dienst" value="news">News
<input type=checkbox name=flavor value=vanilla>Vanilla
<INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME="x" SIZE=30 VALUE="Vorgabe"><br>
<br>
<TEXTAREA NAME="address" ROWS=3 COLS=64>
example
text
</TEXTAREA>
<br><br>
<SELECT NAME="flavor">
<OPTION>Vanilla
<OPTION>Strawberry
<OPTION value="RumRasin">Rum and Raisin
<OPTION selected>Peach and Orange
</SELECT>
<select name="cpu" size=3 multiple>
<option value="cpu0"> 8086
<option value="cpu1"> 80186
<option value="cpu2" selected> 80286
<option value="cpu3"> 80386
<option value="cpu4"> 80486
<option value="cpu5"> Pentium
<option value="cpu6"> anderer
</select>
</form>
</body></html>'));
Whatever you put after xys: in a link is what will be returned by the function html -- so to do what you want, you could do this:Stefan wrote:Can anybody tell me an easy way how i can
execute an script via link from HTML file:
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load 'A', html('<html><body><a href="xys:two">Load Two</a></body></html>');You can simply point the form to an xys: link, e.g. <form method=get action="xys:">Stefan wrote:Is there already an easy way to determine which inputs are checked / entered in HTML
to store them in XY vars to work further with this user inputs?
Oh, just "load name". No path, no ext. Good to know.jacky wrote: Whatever you put after xys: in a link is what will be returned by the function html -- so to do what you want, you could do this:Code: Select all
load 'A', html('<html><body><a href="xys:two">Load Two</a></body></html>');
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//$a = html('<html><body><a href="xys:two">Load Two</a></body></html>');
// load Ascript, $a
load Ascript, html('<html><body>
<a href="xys:one">Load One</a> <a href="xys:two">Load Two</a><BR>
<a href="xys:three">Load Three</a>
</body></html>');
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"One : one"
msg "A.xys: One"
"Two : two"
msg "A.xys: Two"
"Three : three"
msg "A.xys: Three"
Yes that's right. But i just need to know the syntax of this html command first. (i had read other scripts but there are too many other stuff to recognize just the syntax alone.)Although it might be better to store whatever html() returns in a variable and make sure there's something, in case the user just clicked "Ok" and closed the window without clicking on any link, etc
comes next to learn this evening....You can simply point the form to an xys: link, e.g. <form method=get action="xys:">
Then, html() will return something like ?name=toto&an1=foobar&pwd=secret&flavor=vanilla&x=Vorgabe&address=example+text&flavor=Peach+and+Orange&cpu=cpu2
(I could also add, if you look into common-jacky there's a script _ShowHTML which you could call, that can deal with this for you, e.g. i would set global variables such as $CJ_HTML_name, $CJ_HTML_pwd, etc)
You do know that XY comes with an help file, which contains help/syntax for all supported commands/functions, don't you? Just click on Help|Scripting Commands and have a read...Stefan wrote:But i just need to know the syntax of this html command first. (i had read other scripts but there are too many other stuff to recognize just the syntax alone.)
Well, it isn't said that exact same way, but the wiki says this:Stefan wrote:And an sentence like yours above "Whatever you put after xys: in a link is what will be returned by the function html"
Sounds about the same to meXYwiki wrote:As you'll have noted, this is a function and not a command. When showing HTML content through XY, whenever a link starting with prefix xys: is opened, the window will be closed and whatever what specified next will be what the function returns to your script. As a result, you can use HTML page to generate different actions by your script.
For instance, if on your page you put a link pointing to "xys:Yes" then the function will return "Yes"
And I think it does start with simple example.Sounds to me that what you were asking for is exactly what is already found on the helpXYhelp wrote:Shows a message box "Yes!" or "No!" depending on the link you click:
echo(html('<html><body><a href="xys:Yes!">Say "Yes!"</a><br><a href="xys:No!">Say "No!"</a></body></html>'));
Oh, the answer is already there! Thanks.jacky wrote:You can simply point the form to an xys: link,Stefan wrote:Is there already an easy way to determine which inputs are checked / entered in HTML
to store them in XY vars to work further with this user inputs?
Oh man, it takes some time:Then i get it,i have to add an submit button.html()
return
On Close button or ESC, an empty string is returned.
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$a = urldecode(html('<html><body><form method="get" action="xys:">
Name: <input type=text name="name" size=40 maxlength=80><br>
<input type=radio name="delAll" value="Yes">Delete all
<input type=checkbox name="Backup" value="Yes">Backup
<BR><BR><BR><INPUT type="submit" name="mysubmit" value=" OK ">
</form></body></html>'));
// ------------ get the results -----------
// remove leading '?'
substr $a, $a, 1;
// take an look on the whole result string:
msg 'Debug: ' .$a;
// split the resultstring into single name=value tokens:
$name = gettoken($a, "1", "&");
$delAll = gettoken($a, "2", "&");
$Backup = gettoken($a, "3", "&");
msg $name;
msg $delAll;
msg $Backup;
msg gettoken($name,2,"=");
msg gettoken($delAll,2,"=");
msg gettoken($Backup,2,"=");
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$TextAreaDefault = "my textareacontent";
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<TR><TD>Option5:</TD> <TD> </TD></TR>
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//Example Framework for the XYplorer-script HTML() function
$TextAreaDefault = "my textareacontent (delete this)";
//$TextAreaDefault = "<clipboard>";
$GETResult = utf8decode(html('<HTML>
<BODY bgcolor="antiquewhite">
<FORM method="GET" action="xys:">
<TABLE width="99%" border="1" bgcolor="aquamarine">
<TR><TD width="15%"><B>Description</B></TD><TD> </TD></TR>
<TR><TD>TextArea:</TD> <TD> </TD></TR>
<TR><TD>option 1-4:</TD> <TD>1: 2: 3: 4: </TD></TR>
<TR><TD>Option5:</TD> <TD> </TD></TR>
<TR><TD>Option6:</TD> <TD> </TD></TR>
<TR><TD>Option7:</TD> <TD> </TD></TR>
<TR><TD>Option8:</TD> <TD> </TD></TR>
<TR><TD>Do it:</TD> <TD> </TD></TR></TABLE>
<TEXTAREA name="FormResult" rows=6 cols=75>' . $TextAreaDefault . '</TEXTAREA><BR>
<INPUT type="radio" name="myOption" value="Option1" checked> Option 1
<INPUT type="radio" name="myOption" value="Option2" > Option 2
<INPUT type="radio" name="myOption" value="Option3" > Option 3
<INPUT type="radio" name="myOption" value="Option4" > Option 4 <BR>
Option5: <input type="text" name="Option5" size="80" Value="FIVE (delete this)"> <BR>
Option6: <input type="text" name="Option6" size="80" Value="SIX (delete this)"> <BR>
Option7: <input type="text" name="Option7" size="80" Value="SEVEN (delete this)"> <BR>
Option8: <input type="text" name="Option8" size="80" Value="EIGHT (delete this)"> <BR>
<P align="right"><INPUT type="submit" name="Submit" value="Do it"> </P>
</FORM>
</BODY>
</HTML>',"700", "630", "myWindowsTitle"));
//get the results:
// IF you press the [Close]-button of the dialog
// instead of the [Submit]-button of the form or on an link,
// then the result of HTML() is empty/nothing:
IF ("$GETResult"=="") {sub "_Cancel";}
// remove leading '?' from $GETResult content
substr $GETResult, $GETResult, 1;
//split the result into parts:
// split $GETResult into parts at the '&' sign and give me part N0. 1
// for example 'FormResult=textareacontent&myOption=Opt2&fname=J'...etc.
// becomes 'FormResult=textareacontent'
$FormResult = gettoken($GETResult, "1", "&");
// Then:
// split $FormResult into parts at the '=' sign and give me part N0. 2
// for example 'FormResult=textareacontent'
// becomes 'textareacontent'
$TextArea = urldecode(gettoken($FormResult, 2, "="));
//now do the same for all other parts:
$myOption = gettoken($GETResult, "2", "&");
$myOption = urldecode(gettoken($myOption, 2, "="));
//----
$Option5 = gettoken($GETResult, "3", "&");
$Option5 = urldecode(gettoken($Option5, 2, "="));
//----
$Option6 = gettoken($GETResult, "4", "&");
$Option6 = urldecode(gettoken($Option6, 2, "="));
//----
$Option7 = gettoken($GETResult, "5", "&");
$Option7 = urldecode(gettoken($Option7, 2, "="));
//----
$Option8 = gettoken($GETResult, "6", "&");
$Option8 = urldecode(gettoken($Option8, 2, "="));
//
//now do what you want with this results:
Text "Content of the textarea is: $TextArea <crlf>
Option 1-4 is: $myOption <crlf>
Option5: $Option5 <crlf>
Option6: $Option6 <crlf>
Option7: $Option7 <crlf>
Option8: $Option8 <crlf>";
// YOUR script goes here:
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
"_Cancel"
msg "Cancled by user";
sub "_EOF";
"_EOF"
END 1==1;
//EOF