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Server code/Browser code

Overview

Browser code: WLanguage code or Javascript code?

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Assisted input of functions

Automatic completion

Automatic procedures

Browser code (WLanguage): Framework 2

Checkers available in the code editor

Code editor: Display options

Code editor: Various operations

Conditional target-code

Cross-references in the code editor

Display the code of an element

Environment of code editor

Glossary

Impact study

Importing classes and sets of procedures (text file)

Including the code

Indenting the code

Instant spotting of modified code/current code

Navigation history in the code

Positioning marks in the code

Recycling the code windows

Reverse code modeling

Server code/Browser code

Showing or hiding empty events or processes of an element

Splitting Business logic / UI code

Translating programming messages

Translating the code

Visual code scrollbar

WLanguage

WLanguage code coloring

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Overview
Browser code: WLanguage code or Javascript code?
Notes
Notes about the JavaScript code

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Server code/Browser code

Overview

WEBDEV allows you to create static pages and dynamic pages. Two types of actions can be programmed in a WEBDEV site:

To manage these two types of actions, the code editor of WEBDEV differentiates between two types of code:

Server code (Yellow code in the code editor)
This code is written in WLanguage. This code is run on the server.
This code is only available in dynamic pages.
Browser code (green or blue code)
This code is written in WLanguage (green code) or in Javascript (blue code).
When the page is saved, this code is automatically converted to Javascript and included in the WEBDEV HTML pages.
This code is run locally (on the computer of the user) and requires no server action.

Browser code: WLanguage code or Javascript code?

The code run on the computer of the Web user (in the browser) is represented by a green bar or by a blue bar in the code editor.

Green bar = WLanguage: the WL symbol is displayed on the code header.
Blue bar = Javascript: the JS symbol is displayed on the code header.

To switch from a green code (WLanguage) to a blue code (Javascript), you just have to click on the WL acronym before the code title (or inversely by clicking on JS).

We advise you to develop in WLanguage.

Reminder: The browser code is available in the dynamic pages and in the static pages.

Notes

Notes about the JavaScript code

The processes of controls and pages must contain no prototype: all you have to do is enter the requested Javascript code
The procedures of pages must contain the prototype and the braces required by the JavaScript code
The procedures of supercontrols must contain the prototype and the braces required the JavaScript code.
Furthermore, the name of the generated JavaScript function must be prefixed by the alias of the supercontrol.
The accesses to the controls must be done via their aliases.
"_PAGE_" is used to access the form containing the controls of the current page

Several WLanguage functions can be used to handle the properties and the methods of Javascript objects in browser code:


Versions 15 and later JSEndEvent New in version 15 JSEndEvent JSEndEvent	Deletes the association between a WLanguage browser function and an event (implemented by JSEvent).
Versions 15 and later JSEvent New in version 15 JSEvent JSEvent	Associates a browser procedure with an event on an object in browser code.
Versions 11 and later JSInfoEvent New in version 11 JSInfoEvent JSInfoEvent	Used to handle the JavaScript properties of the browser event that triggered the code execution.
Versions 15 and later JSInterruptEvent New in version 15 JSInterruptEvent JSInterruptEvent	Interrupts the process of current event.
Versions 09 and later JSMethod New in version 09 JSMethod JSMethod	Used to run a Javascript method on an element found in the current page.
Versions 09 and later JSProperty New in version 09 JSProperty JSProperty	Used to handle specific features on the objects found in the current page.