7.3 LANSA Tags Example
Consider the following example of LANSA generated HTML for a Web function:
Line
1. <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
2. <header><title>Enrol Employee</title></header>
3. <body bgcolor="white" background="<RDML MERGE="*LW3CLNTBKGND">">
4. <form action="/CGI-BIN/WEBPAGE?FUNCTION+<RDML MERGE="&SESSION">" method="post">
5. <RDML COMPONENT="STDHEADER">
6. <center><h1><RDML MERGE="&FUNCTION"></h1></center>
7. <br />
8. <RDML MERGE="&MESSAGES">
9. <td><h3><RDML MERGE="EMPNO"></h3></td>
The LANSA tags include instructions for LANSA to:
- set the background to the image you have configured (line #3)
- set the session information (line #4)
- include the Standard Header page (line #5)
- display the Function description (line #6)
- display LANSA messages if there are any (line #8)
- display the multilingual description of the field (line #9).
It is important to remember that the tags only appear in the internal LANSA HTML documents. The following line of HTML:
<center><h1><RDML MERGE="&FUNCTION"></h1></center>
might appear as follows in the final HTML presented to the browser:
<center><h1>Enrol Employee<h1></center>
after the function name has been dynamically inserted into the HTML.
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