www-page

Syntax Example

www-page runs a FlashCONNECT static page application and stores the resulting Web page in the specified file. Unless overridden by the w3HtmlName value pair, the Web page's item-id is the name of the application.

Syntax

www-page target-file {name=value} program-name

www-page target-file {name=value}

In the second example the program-name(s) is taken from an active select list. This allows the creation of several Web pages at once.

Command Line Flags

name=value

Any string with an equal sign in it is treated as a name=value pair and can be retrieved within the program by using the w3GetVal() subroutine. Spaces can be included in a value by enclosing the value in double quotes.

Predefined Value Pairs

w3HtmlName=name

Sets the item-id for the page.

Note:

If the target file is actually a q-pointer to the host file system, the file permissions of the newly created Web pages may require changing before the pages can be used.
Applications used by www-page need not be set up in the w3Apps file.

Caution:

Be sure that the target file isn't the program source file.

Example

:compile-catalog bp mypage.html	Make the application available to www-page.
:www-page myhtmlfile a="Some fun" mypage.html	Build one page called mypage.html. The CGI variable "a" set to "Some fun".
:www-page myhtmlfile w3HtmlName=index.html mypage.html	Build one page called index.html. The CGI variable "a" is not set.
:select/home/httpd/html/app-pages
:www-page /home/httpd/html/app-pages	Rebuild an entire directory.