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Wiki source code of WOVBScript

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Pascal Robert 4.1 1 {{toc/}}
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3 = Introduction =
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Pascal Robert 3.1 5 WOVBScript lets you embed a script written in Visual Basic in a dynamically generated page.
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Pascal Robert 1.1 7 = Usage =
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9 {{code}}
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Pascal Robert 3.1 11 WOVBScript {
12 scriptFile=aPath | scriptString=aString | scriptSource=aURL;
13 [hideInComment=aBoolean;]
14 ...
15 }
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17 {{/code}}
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19 = Bindings =
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Pascal Robert 4.1 21 |(((
22 script
23 )))|(((
24 File Path to the file containing the script. The path can be statically specified in the declaration file or it can be a java.lang.String, an object that responds to a description message by returning an java.lang.String, or a method that returns an java.lang.String.
25 )))
26 |(((
27 scriptString
28 )))|(((
29 String containing the script. Typically, scriptString is an java.lang.String object, an object that responds to a description message by returning an java.lang.String, or a method that returns an java.lang.String.
30 )))
31 |(((
32 scriptSource
33 )))|(((
34 URL specifying the location of the script.
35 )))
36 |(((
37 hideInComment
38 )))|(((
39 If hideInComment evaluates to true, the script is enclosed in an HTML comment (<!~-~- script ~-~->). Since scripts can generate errors in some older browsers that weren't designed to execute them, you may want to enclose your script in an HTML comment. Browsers designed to run these scripts will still be able to execute them despite the surrounding comment tags.
40 )))
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Pascal Robert 1.1 42 = Examples =
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44 == Java methods ==
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46 == WOD-style ==
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Pascal Robert 4.1 48 {{code/}}
Pascal Robert 1.1 49
50 == Inline bindings (WOOGNL) ==
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Pascal Robert 4.1 52 {{code/}}
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54 = Related documents =