WA SET PAGE CONTENT
WA SET PAGE CONTENT ( {* ;} object ; content ; baseURL )
| Parameter | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| * | Operator | → | If specified, object is an object name (string) If omitted, object is a variable |
| object | any | → | Object name (if * is specified) or Variable (if * is omitted) |
| content | Text | → | HTML source code |
| baseURL | Text | → | URL for relative references (Mac OS) |
Compatibility Note
This historical command is no longer really useful. As security is tightened in modern browsers, there are more and more restrictions on modifying page content "on the fly". A more reliable approach is to create a local file (e.g. in the temporary folder) and use WA OPEN URL to load it. To clear the content, just call WA OPEN URL(myArea;”about:blank”).
Description
The WA SET PAGE CONTENT command replaces the page displayed in the Web area designated by the * and object parameters by the HTML code passed in the content parameter.
The baseURL parameter specifies, under Mac OS, a base URL that will be added in front of any relative links found in the page.
Under Windows, this parameter has no effect and the base URL is not specified so it is not possible to use relative references on this platform.
Note: Under Windows, you cannot call this command unless a page has already been loaded previously into the Web area. If necessary, you can pass the "about:blank" URL in order to load a blank page.
Example
Displays "Hello world!" and sets a "file:///" base URL (Mac OS only):
WA SET PAGE CONTENT(MyWArea;"
[Hello World!]
";"file:///")
See also
Properties
| Command number | 1037 |
| Thread safe | ✗ |