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Displaying Linked Pages with Creator2 Using Page Fragments


Have you ever wanted to set up a linked table of contents in which the links go to specific parts of a web page? This article describes how to set up this functionality in Creator2 with HTML pages.

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By: Jayaram Krishnaswamy
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December 13, 2006
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
  1. · Displaying Linked Pages with Creator2 Using Page Fragments
  2. · Create a JSP and add page fragments
  3. · Adding Page Fragments to the Project
  4. · Contents of Main section

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Displaying Linked Pages with Creator2 Using Page Fragments - Contents of Main section
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This section has just a <iFrame/> element with a name "t." The links shown in the previous ToC section have "t" as their target.  When the links are accessed they display in the main area.

<!--Main display area here -->
<div style="left:150px;width:400px;height:500px; top:90px;
background-color:lightblue;position:absolute">
<ui:iframe name="t" style="width:400px;height:500px;"/>
</div>
<!--end of display -->

Display of DemoNav JSP

The following picture shows the page on the browser with one of the links clicked to bring up the linked content in the main area as shown.

Summary

Adding content to Page Fragments and embedding them in JSPs provides the same functionality as include files in ASPs and user controls in Visual Studio. Not only JSPs, but also HTML files can be linked; this was difficult in an earlier version. For effectively designing a JSP, a good handle on the <div/> tags is very important. The interface is very easy to use and there is ample help from drop-down, context sensitive help.


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