2.14.11 newHTML

1 Brief Information
2 Additional Information
3 Command Line Usage
4 X-Function Execution Options
5 Variables
6 Description
7 Examples
8 Related X-Functions

Brief Information

Create an HTML dialog

Additional Information

Minimum Origin Version Required: Origin 2017 SR2

Command Line Usage

1. newHTML;

2. newHTML -dp; \\ use Code Builder's frame as HTML dialog parent.

3. newHTML title:=MyExample cname:=MyEx opj:=0;

4. newHTML resize:=1 dlgw:=500 dlgh:=500;

5. newHTML dlgtype:=1 title:=MyGraphExample cname:=MyGrphEx opj:=1 pgshow:=1 pgname:=MyGraph;

X-Function Execution Options

Please refer to the page for additional option switches when accessing the x-function from script

Variables

Display Name	Variable Name	I/O and Type	Default Value	Description
Type	dlgtype	Input int	0	HTML dialog type 0: Modal 1: Modaless
Dialog Title	title	Input string	MyHTMLDialog	HTML dialog title
Width	dlgw	Input int	800	Specify the width of the HTML dialog in pixel.
Height	dlgh	Input int	600	Specify the height of the HTML dialog in pixel.
Resizable	resize	Input int	1	Specify whether the HTML dialog could be resizable or not.
Save position and size	savesz	Input int	1	Specify whether dialog size is remembered in registry
Origin C Class Name	cname	Input string	MyHTMLDlg	The name of the user defined HTML dialog class derived from `HTMLDlg` class.
Show	pgshow	Input int	1	Specify whether to show graph or image in the dialog. 0: Do not show a graph or image in the dialog No graph or image is shown in the dialog. 1: Show a graph or image in the dialog A graph or an image is shown on the right of the dialog. Note: In HTML file, two containers are created, the left one is for the user defined control, the right one is for the graph or the image. In CPP file, a graph control is created in the user defined HTML class.
Page Position	pgpos	Input int	1	Position embedded Graph/Image page. 0: Left 1: Right 2: Top 3: Bottom
Page Name	pgname	Input string	Graph1	Specify the graph or image by name.
Origin	ojs	Input int	0	Specify whether use the build-in JavaScript libraries: <Origin EXE folder>\JS\origin.js
jQuery	jquery	Input int	0	Specify whether use the build-in JavaScript libraries: <Origin EXE folder>\JS\jquery-2.js
Write files in project path	opj	Input int	1	Specify whether to write the HTML file and the CPP file in project path. 0: Do not write the files in project path The HTML file and the CPP file will be saved to the specified folder. You will select this folder in a pop-up file browser. 1: Write the files in project path The HTML file and the CPP file will be saved to the same path with the current project. Note: 1. The HTML dialog will be launched if you open this current project again, since a piece of LabTalk scripts will be also added to ProjectEvents.ogs when you create a new HTML dialog with specifying to write the files in the project path. if(run.LoadOC("%X\name.cpp", 16) == 0) OpenNameDlg; //this is the function to open the HTML dialog else type "Failed to load %X\name.cpp!"; 2. If you start a new project and haven’t saved it yet, the HTML file and the CPP file will be saved in User File Folder.

Description

This X-Function can help you create an HTML dialog easily and quickly. It provides some basic options to design your HTML dialog.
For detail about HTML dialog, see these tutorials.

Examples

New a project, and open Book1.
Highlight Column A and Column B, and then right click to select Fill Column With: Row Numbers in the context menu.
Highlight Column B, and then select Plot > Basic 2D : Line from the Origin menu to create Graph1.
Save the project as MyExample.opj.
Select Window: Script Window from the Origin menu.
Type newHTML –d in Script Window and then hit ENTER to bright up the X-Function dialog.
In the X-Function dialog, change the settings as below and click OK to close the dialog.
Save the project again and exit Origin.
Go to find MyExample.opj, and then double click to open it.
An HTML dialog will pop up.
Click Apply button, an Origin C message box and a website message box will pop up one by one.