If you use Wonder and have the appropriate parser settings, you can
also do:
<td bgcolor = "$couleur">whatever</td>
or
<wo:WOGenericContainer elementName = "td" bgcolor =
"$couleur">whatever</wo:WOGenericContainer>
ms
On Aug 17, 2007, at 11:11 AM, Asa Hardcastle wrote:
Hi Pascal,
something like this:
IN HTML:
<webobject name = "MyCoolTD">stuff in here</webobject>
IN WOD:
MyCoolTD: WOGenericContainer
{
elementName = "td";
bgcolor = couleur;
}
later,
asa
On Aug 17, 2007, at 10:58 AM, Pascal Robert wrote:
Ok, I know it's a basic question, but what's the best way to
include a WO component (in that case, a WOString) inside a HTML
page ? I need to change the background color of a <td> with the
value of a WOString, something like this :
<td bgcolor=<webobject name = "Couleur"></webobject></td>
I know it's bad pratice, so what's the fix ?
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