relaxlife.net Collection: Basics HTC's [Date: 2005-07-04] [From:] [Author: bqrm_521] the basics of HTC's [2004-11-01 07:14:39 | Author: flashsoft] Font Size: Great | Medium | Small HTC Special Elements Attach: The event from the component container is bound to the component component: Used in the HTC file to define it as a component Event: used by HTC to display the container to which it is displayed. Method: A common process of components, which is displayed to the component's container Property: Component's public property NOTE: In addition to attach elements, (Attach Elements do not have Name attributes) Each element has Name attributes and ID properties. Contains documentation Name attributes to reference the corresponding elements, ID attributes are used to reference the corresponding elements in the HTML component itself: 1.attach Attribute Description: Event: Specify a name of a DHTML event or assign the name of any event to an HTC (Required Property) for: Identify the source of the event. The value is as follows: Document refers to the document object of the HTML document; ELEMENT refers to an elements that are attached (default); Windows refers to the window object on the browser: When the event is triggered or processed, specify the function name ID of the call: specify a unique identifier for the additional element of the component.符 2.compent attribute Description Name: Specifies the name ID used to include the behavior referenced in the document: The component element in the component specifies the unique identifier URN: Specifies the Uniform Resource Name (URN) NOTE: MSDN NAMPNN NAMPNENT: MSDN, especially IE6.0 is expanded, Specific can be viewed 3. DEFAUTLS (IE5.5 support) can use the defaults element to set the default attribute value of the HTC, and each of this element is optional. Property Description TabStop: Specify if you can press the TAB button in the parent container page to locate Component. Default is falsestyle: Founded to specify a string contentable for the style of the HTC definition tag: Set whether the user can edit. By default, HTC will be from its parent container to have the ability to edit content according to its parent container. Inheriting this property in the parent container. No matter how the ability of his parent container page, you can set this property to false to disable the editing function. Set this value to TURE to enable content editing, but will still be limited by its parent capacity CanhaveHTML: Determines whether the content of the HTC tag can contain HTML tag ViewinheritStyle: whether the content of the HTC tag can contain HTML tag ViewMastertab: Specify whether the main element of the HTC is part of the Tab key order of the main document .ViewLinkContent: Specify whether to mark the HTC Used as ViewLink. The default value is false4.event <
