on 04-26-2005 4:40 AM
Is it possible to include javascript in a web dynpro application? If so how do we do it?
We have a requirement to display a navigation menu bar, When we hover on the first level of menu item, the second level should be displayed.
If javascript cannot be included, how do we achieve this in a web dynpro application
Thanks
hi,
i also have to include javascript in a webdynpro to call a 3rd party application (similar to the office component). I'd like to check the iframe solution, which has been introduced here - but how do I actually do it?
in layout I added a child iframe which requires a source from the context - should I bind a URL of an html-page which carries the javascript, or can I maybe put the javascript directly in the string-context variable?
thanx for taking action,
matthias
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Hi,
1. JavaScript is a way (and not the only way) to represent components. This way is specific to browser clients, and WD supports more.
2. Including JS in IFrame is ridiculous
-- WD reloaded IFrame on every action post-back
-- You have no way to map script events to WD post-back
3. Upcoming version of NW will include Menu bar WD component, if you can wait, of course
Why not to compose portal page with 2 iViews -- one with menu and other one with WD application? These iViews can communicate via portal eventing, and you free to do anything with first (regular DHTML) iView.
VS
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U can include the java script in the IFrame UI elemnt.
But I think previously Armin has mentioned that javscript will not be supported in future releases.Mouse hovering is also not possible in webdynpro application
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