Mirza
Some background
CSP itself provides a single entry that the is called by the
cspServer process
if you are creating a csp file either in Studio or Dreamweaver the
page compiler creates a series of call
OnPageCSPROOT
OnPageHEAD
OnPageHTML
....
now as you are sub-classing %CSP.Page all you get is the onPage method
that you put the complete HTML into.
As this is a single method call you cannot call "parts" of it.
so what you need to do is create your own structure
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Class MySuperClass extends %CSP.Page
ClassMethod OnPage()
{
write "<html>"
do ..MyHeader()
do ..MyBody()
write "</html>"
}
ClassMethod MyHeader()
{
write "<head>"
do ..OnMyHeader()
write "</head>"
}
ClassMethod OnMyHeader()
{
do some javascript
}
now you can sub-class off the one above
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Class SuperClass extends MySuperClass
//override OnMyHeader
ClassMethod OnMyHeader()
{
do some special JS
// and call the super class method
do #super()
}
It's a bit complex but what you are doing is simply breaking the
OnPage into smaller methods wnch can then be individually
overriden/extended
Hope it's clear
Peter
