Use w3HTMLAnchorBeg to build anchors. This function creates the anchor and inserts all necessary hidden variables needed for FlashCONNECT.
You can build anchors without using this call by using the w3Action call to find the URL origination, and then using w3Cookie and w3InputPromptNumber. However, this method is more complex and is not recommended.
call w3HtmlAnchorBeg (name , value , options , flags )
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name |
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The name of the anchor. |
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value |
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The value that will be placed in name if the user presses this anchor. |
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options |
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Extra HTML options that you want to give this anchor. |
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flags |
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Flags that control the form. The following flag is defined:
If more than one flag is specified, the flags are joined with a ":" character. |
call w3HtmlAnchorBeg("MyName", "MyValue", "onClick()", w3HtmlFormSSL)
generates the following HTML:
<a onClick()href="https:[URL]?w3SessionId=[w3SessionId] &w3InputPromptNumber= [w3InputPromptNumber]&MyName=MyValue">
Where
[URL], [w3SessionId], and [w3InputPromptNumber] represent the values automatically calculated by FlashCONNECT for the w3SessionId, w3InputPromptNumber, and URL to the application linking the Web server to FCService. This is usually FCCgi.exe, FCIsapi.dll, or FCServlet.