Ummm...
#(...)# will invoke the routine before the page is served up, and the
value returned will be the value of the hyperlink. If this is what you
really want to do then the correct syntax should be:
<a href="#(..Link($$Linetag^foo))#">
(Bill will explain why)
But you probably actually want to invoke the routine when the user
clicks the hyperlink in the page.
There are two ways to do this:
(a) Call another csp page:
<a href="MyPage.csp">
and then have the OnPreHTTP method of MyPage.csp call the routine, like
this:
<script
language="cache"
method="OnPreHTTP"
arguments=""
returntype="%Library.Boolean">
d Linetag^foo
q 1
</script>
or (b) use a hyperevent:
<a href="javascript:void #server(..someClassMethod())#">
or
<a href="javascript:void #call(..someClassMethod())#;void ">
and then include the method in the same csp page as the #server call.
<script
language="cache"
method="someClassMethod"
arguments="">
d Linetag^foo
</script>
If your routine returns a value that you want to get back to the browser
then that's an additional question (please ask).
Regards
George
George James Software
Umlanji - Model your Cach� Classes
www.georgejames.com
+44-1932-252568
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Bill McCormick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Posted At: 19 July 2004 16:06
> Posted To: Cach� Newsgroup
> Conversation: how to call a routine in a csp page?
> Subject: Re: how to call a routine in a csp page?
>
>
> Ferry wrote:
> > Hello is it possible to call a routine from a link in a csp page I
> > mean somthing like <a href="#(D ^Routine)#">
> >
> > Thanks in advance,
> > Ferry
> >
> >
>
> <a href="#($$Linetag^foo)#">
>
