On 5/27/2010 13:52, Leonardo M. Ramé wrote:
On the other hand, fpWeb has a more advanced templating engine, that
maybe (I don't tested it) allows one to create rows of an HTML table
right from the template, without creating it inside the program's code.
Yes, this is true. See the demo program under your Lazarus diretory
/components/fpweb/demo/fptemplate/listrecords/
You can use a tag in your template and complete eliminate html code in
your pascal code. From the above demo program the template file contains:
{+REPORTRESULT
[-HEADER=
<table bordercolorlight="#6699CC" bordercolordark="#E1E1E1"
class="Label">
<tr class="Label" align=center bgcolor="#6699CC">
<th><font color="white">~Column1</font></th>
<th><font color="white">~Column2</font></th>
</tr>
-]
[- ONEROW =
<tr bgcolor="#F2F2F2" class="Label3" align="center">
<td>~Column1Value</td><td>~Column2value</td>
</tr>
-]
.
.snip, and so on more parameters if needed
.
[- NOTFOUND=
<tr class="Error"><td>There are no entries found.</td></tr>
-]
[-FOOTER= </table>-]
+}
This is a single template tag with tag parameters to generate a full
html table as you please. In the above example the pascal module only
replaces the actual values in the table header and rows (marked by tilde
"~").
AB
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