The Advanced Web Operations dialog box enables you to perform advanced Web operations with the currently selected object. The tabs appearing in it vary for different objects.

The Extra HTML tab enables you to insert the additional attributes into the current HTML tag. You can use yet unpublished future HTML features.

The advanced users could use this feature. It enables you to use additional features not visibly found in the general feature set of this program. For example: you can specify an action and map it to a function of a Java Script. To do this, click the Insert HTML button and build your own Java Script. Then click on Extra HTML from the Push Button properties dialog box, and enter the name-value pair for tag attributes. e.g. onClick="function()"

The attributes will be inserted in the tag of this object during site generation.

This feature must be used carefully, since the attributes you type will be transfered into the HTML text without parsing. You should not use the <, >, & and " characters.

You must be familiar to the HTML Language to use this feature correctly.

The Script mapping tab enables you to map the script functions to the selected object. For example, you can set a specific script to be activated when the viewer moves the mouse pointer over the selected image. To use this you must first describe a script in the same page.

For each event to which you want to assign a function, select it from the Available Events combo box, and click the Add button in the Events List section.
You can Delete and rearrange events using the Up and Down buttons.

Select an event from the Events List, then select a function you want to assign to the selected event, and click the Add button in the Functions List section.
For each function in the Function List, you must select its name and insert the arguments (if needed) in the Arguments field. They must be inserted exactly as they are written in the script language you currently use.

The Dynamic Object tab is available only in Dynamic Pages.
In this tab you can set the dynamic attributes to the image or form field tags. Select an attribute, and click the Modify button. In the Modify dialog box, you can assign the value of a parameter, variable, query record field, or cookie.

In the Dynamic HTML tab you can apply dynamic effects to the selected object. The available effects are: Double Image, Slide Show, Layer Visibility, Layer Background.

For the Double Image effect, check the On box, and select an image from Existing Resources, Library, URL, Import, Create or Acquire it. The main image visible in both the browser and Page Editor windows will be changed to this second image, when the viewer moves the mouse over the image.

For the Slide Show effect, check the On box, and select as many images as you want they to be exposed in the slide show. The Duration control sets the exposition time (in seconds) for every image. All the images will be displayed one after another while viewing the page.

Note that if you use the image as an Image Map with the different links the Slide Show effect makes the links meaningless. Do not use the same image for both map links and Slide Show, if you want the links to be available.