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    Inserting a Web Component into Dreamweaver

    Hi All

    I want to add a grid web component to my website that was built using Dreamweaver

    How do I add this grid component to the site?

    Thanks in advance.

    #2
    Re: Inserting a Web Component into Dreamweaver

    Video 41 deals with this issue http://news.alphasoftware.com/v10preview/videos.htm

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      #3
      Re: Inserting a Web Component into Dreamweaver

      From the web controlpanel, right-click on the component and select "insert component into an a5w page". When the dialog opens, study the jiffy help.
      Peter
      AlphaBase Solutions, LLC

      [email protected]
      https://www.alphabasesolutions.com


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        #4
        Re: Inserting a Web Component into Dreamweaver

        Thanks for the link!

        I followed the process in the video and pasted the A5 code for the Head section and Body section into Dreamweaver.

        Unfortunately the grid component does not populate on my Dreamweaver page.

        Is there something wrong with the A5 code?

        Head Code
        Code:
        <%a5
        'The componentAlias MUST be UNIQUE for each component on the page. It must not have spaces in the name. Keep name as short as possible
        dim componentAlias as c 
        componentAlias = "GRID_INT_TEST"
        Delete tmpl_GRID_INT_TEST
        DIM tmpl_GRID_INT_TEST as P
        tmpl_GRID_INT_TEST = a5w_load_component("grid_int_test") 'SYSTEM GENERATED COMMENT - PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE (LOAD:grid_int_test)
        'Following code allows you to override settings in the saved component. DO NOT REMOVE SYSTEM GENERATED OVERRIDE_SETTINGS
        tmpl_GRID_INT_TEST.override_settings = <<%override_settings%
        	componentName = componentAlias
        	_gridFilename = "grid_int_test"
        %override_settings%
        'TIP: To refer to local or page variables in the override_settings string, you must first define a local
        'dot variable called 'pageVar' with properties for all of the variables you want to reference. For example:
        '	dim pageVar as p
        '	pageVar.gridRowCount = 10
        'Then, in the override_settings string, you can reference pageVar.gridRowCount. For example:
        '	rows = pageVar.gridRowCount
        'Resolve session and page variables in the override_settings string.
        a5w_resolveVariablesInOverrideSettings(tmpl_GRID_INT_TEST,session,local_variables())
        delete x_GRID_INT_TEST
        dim x_GRID_INT_TEST as p
        x_GRID_INT_TEST = a5w_run_Component(tmpl_GRID_INT_TEST)  'SYSTEM GENERATED COMMENT - PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE (RUN:tmpl_GRID_INT_TEST) (EDIT:grid_int_test)
        if x_GRID_INT_TEST.RedirectURL <> "" then 
        	response.redirect(x_GRID_INT_TEST.redirectURL)
        	end
        end if 
        ?x_GRID_INT_TEST.Output.Head.JavaScript
        ?x_GRID_INT_TEST.Output.Head.CSS_Link
        %>
        <!--Alpha Five Temporary Code Start - Will be automatically removed when page is published -->
        <!--CSS for tmpl_GRID_INT_TEST -->
        <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="file:///C:/Users/mdolan/Desktop/Athena/Melvin_A5_Test.WebProjects/Athena_WebSide.WebProject/Shared Resources/css/Adco/style.css">
        <!--Alpha Five Temporary Code End -->
        Body Code
        Code:
        	<%A5 ?x_GRID_INT_TEST.Output.Body.Search_HTML %>
        	<%A5 ?x_GRID_INT_TEST.Output.Body.Grid_HTML %>
        	<%A5 ?x_GRID_INT_TEST.Output.Body.DetailView_HTML	%>
        Resulting Page
        Capture.JPG

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          #5
          Re: Inserting a Web Component into Dreamweaver

          You need to change the name from HTML to A5W

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            #6
            Re: Inserting a Web Component into Dreamweaver

            Uh, silly question, but your not trying to see the component with Dreamweaver, or trying to use it on a web page without the A5 Web App Server are you?

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              #7
              Re: Inserting a Web Component into Dreamweaver

              As others have indicated, just as you can't directly open an .aspx or .PHP file directly in a browser and have the code executed, you cannot directly open an .a5w page and have the code executed. Save your page with an A5W extension and request it through the server in order to have the grid execute and render.

              Lenny Forziati
              Vice President, Internet Products and Technical Services
              Alpha Software Corporation

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