Difference between revisions of "Working with Forms"
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These objects are of three types: fields, submit buttons and containers. | These objects are of three types: fields, submit buttons and containers. | ||
*fields: | *fields: | ||
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**'''[[time]]''' | **'''[[time]]''' | ||
**'''[[date]]''' | **'''[[date]]''' | ||
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**'''[[submit|submitmicro]]''' | **'''[[submit|submitmicro]]''' | ||
**'''[[submit|submitimage]]''' | **'''[[submit|submitimage]]''' | ||
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== Keypad == | == Keypad == | ||
Revision as of 18:25, 25 February 2014
There are several objects that allow the creation of a form to send data to the server. These objects are of three types: fields, submit buttons and containers.
- fields:
- fields (panel form)
- submit buttons:
- container
Fields have all the same function, they appear as a
Keypad
Pressing the OK button or pressing the Enter key on the physical keyboard is equivalent to pressing the submit button of a form; HSYCO will call the method: userCommand(String name, String param) in the user.class class, passing: name - the id of the (keypad) object param - the numeric value entered via the keypad. The USER <id> event will be generated as well. If the (keypad!id) object's id starts with $, then the server will also automatically set a variable named $<id> to the appropriate value. The (keypad) object can also be used in forms, just like an (input) object. The (keypad) object has the identified version only.
