Enhancing the User Interface
Once you have successfully created, changed, compiled and executed the new functions and verified the expected results at runtime, you can make changes to the generated HTML of the functions to make it look better.
If you have basic knowledge of HTML you will be able to do it by yourself. Otherwise, you can use the components shipped with this example, S_203B_ENHANCED_LOOK, S_203C_ENHANCED_LOOK and S_203D_ENHANCED_LOOK:
Once you have successfully created, changed, compiled and executed the new functions and verified the expected results at runtime, you can make changes to the generated HTML of the functions to make it look better.
If you have basic knowledge of HTML you will be able to do it by yourself. Otherwise, you can use the components shipped with this example, S_203B_ENHANCED_LOOK, S_203C_ENHANCED_LOOK and S_203D_ENHANCED_LOOK:
| 1. | Using the LANSA for the WEB HTML Editor, open the HTML for function SET203B. |
| 2. | Locate the following lines and select all the lines in between, excluding these: <RDML COMPONENT="STDHEADER"> and <RDML MERGE="&BUTTONS"> |
| 3. | Delete the selected lines and insert this one. <RDML COMPONENT="S_203B_ENHANCED_LOOK"> |
| 4. | Save the HTML and execute it without recompiling. |
| 5. | Repeat these steps for the generated HTML of SET203C and SET203D using the corresponding components. |