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- We now show examples using the
- <mheitml> component libraries. The first example relates to the
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- <font color="000064">dba</font>
- library. It is documented under the <at "dba Tutorial" target="doku">
- dba Tutorial</at> section of the Language Guide. The second example
- shows and explains the email form library. (Note that in these two examples
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- you will need to use the back button of your Browser to return here, because
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- the back buttons on the demos pages themselves go to the Demonstration
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- section).
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- <blockquote><table>
- <exx href="gdba.hei?first=t" > Guest book made with the dba library </exx>
- <exx href="emailex.hei" > Email Form Library </exx>
- </table></blockquote>
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- Another very important feature of <mheitml> is Session Mode, as documented in
- the <at "Session Mode" target="doku">Session Mode</at> section of the
- Language Guide. The following example consists of several pages, each
- containing a link to show the source code.
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- <table>
- <exx href="seslogin.hei"> Login </exx>
- </table>
- <p>
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- <banner "cginoway.gif">
- In contrast to
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- <font color="000064"> <i>dba</i> </font>, which shows a relation and modifies
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- records, we also have <font color="000064"> <i>dbs</i> </font>, which shows
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- the result of a query in a scrollable window. The
- first example below uses an SQL window and the
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- <font color="000064"> <i>dbs Scroller</i> </font>. The second uses
- the <font color="000064"> <i> dbq </i> </font> library to create the query.
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- With <font color="000064"> <i> dbq </i> </font>, a form can be
- shown to the user upon which various search conditions can be specified.
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- <blockquote><table>
- <exx href="dbsdemo.hei?first=t" > SQL search with Scroller </exx>
- <exx href="dbqdemo.hei?first=t" > Search form with Scroller </exx>
- <exx href="../myout/my.hei"> Outline Demo </exx>
- </table></blockquote>
- <p>
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- Although the Quick Tutorial ends here, we have only touched the surface
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- regarding <mheitml>'s capabilities. We strongly urge you to read the <at
- "Language Reference" target="doku">Language Reference </at> to learn about
- additional features, as well as the Documentation covering the various
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- <mheitml> <at "The heitml Libraries">Libraries</at>. <bp>
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- We also propose that you study the Source Code of the pages in this
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- tutorial to see how they work. Remember to click on any User-defined Tag
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- to see its definition. You can learn a lot of useful things in this manner
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- that will be of help when you create your own Tags.
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- For your convenience we have provided links below that allow you to see the
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- Source Code of the pages in the Basics section.
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- <blockquote><table>
- <exx href="owntags.hei" > Defining your own tags </exx>
- <exx href="ownpage.hei" > Defining your own page layout </exx>
- <exx href="excount.hei" > Access counters maintained in the database </exx>
- <exx href="tutor.hei" > First tutorial page </exx>
- <exx href="tutor2.hei" > Second tutorial page </exx>
- </table></blockquote>
- <bp>
- You may also want to look at the Source Code of:
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- <blockquote><table>
- <exx href="dt2doc.hei"> Datetime Library Example </exx>
- <exx href="heitry.hei"> Try out Form </exx>
- </table>
- </blockquote>
- <p>
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- <sa href="index.hei">home</sa>,
- <sa href="tutor1a.hei">back</sa>
- <p>
- </heitmlpage>
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