Is there a web GUI library?

Perhaps I'm missing something very obvious, but are there any OScript libraries for creating the standard OTCS GUI elements, such as the grid, tabs, popup menus etc? Or do I have to generate the raw HTML for these elements by hand? We're creating internal custom modules to display our own data but I would prefer to stick with the standard OT look and feel instead of creating a visually jarring break on our custom pages. Looking at what comes "in the box" it appears that all HTML pages spit out raw markup instead of using any libraries to generate the user interface.

Just wondering...

Uwe W. Radu

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Greg_Griffiths

there are WebLingo pages, such as TABBER.HTML which deals with the tab bars that you can call and pass information into to generate the output HTML you require.

If you look at the source code of the pages you will see HTML comments at the top and bottom of the WebLingo pages, you can find the part of the page you want and then find the relevant weblingo file and see what parameters that needs etc.

Kyle_Swidrovich

In CS 10, the web lingo comments indicating the start/end of each web lingo file are excluded from output by default (for performance reasons).

If you go to the “Configure Rendering Settings” admin page (?func=admin.RenderSettings), you’ll see the checkbox for generating WebLingo Filename Comments.

As Greg noted, you can see which components are commonly used by Content Server and reuse them yourself (e.g., targetbrowse).

Regards,

Kyle

Hans Stoop

When you run builder the comments are not excluded.

Hans

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Posted bykswidrov@opentext.com (Swidrovich, Kyle) On 02-12-2013 18:47

In CS 10, the web lingo comments indicating the start/end of each web lingo file are excluded from output by default (for performance reasons).

If you go to the “Configure Rendering Settings” admin page (?func=admin.RenderSettings), you’ll see the checkbox for generating WebLingo Filename Comments.

As Greg noted, you can see which components are commonly used by Content Server and reuse them yourself (e.g., targetbrowse).

Regards,

Kyle

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Patrick_Vitali

I suggest you to pay attention with the activation of "web lingo" comments on a productive instance, you will probably encounter serious problems with Enterprise Connect (which talks with CS through XML)