Пример #1
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 * @filesource
 */
/** requires the main class */
require_once 'HTML/Javascript.php';
$htmljs = new HTML_Javascript();
// Starts the JS script
echo $htmljs->startScript();
echo $htmljs->writeLine('<h2>document.write</h2>');
// document.write methods
/*
 * Simple usage of write and writeLine
 * See the confirm, prompt examples to see these methods
 * usage with JS variables.
 */
echo $htmljs->writeLine('writeln: Test JS Line 1', false);
echo $htmljs->write('write: Test JS Line 2', false);
echo $htmljs->write('write: Test JS still Line 2', false);
echo $htmljs->writeLine('<h2>Interaction with the users, prompt, alert and confirm</h2>');
echo $htmljs->alert('I will ask you three questions and write back the answers.');
// alert, confirm and prompt methods
/*
 * Yes/No Dialog box, be carefull, the 1st arg is the target JS variable.
 * We will certainly use the same argument order in futurs major releases
 * of HTML_Javascript ($str, as a 1st argument).
 * The result (boolean) is stored in a JS variable given as a 2nd arg, here likehtmljs
 */
echo $htmljs->confirm('likehtmljs', 'Do you like HTML_Javascript?');
echo $htmljs->write('Do you like HTML_Javascript? Your answer:');
echo $htmljs->writeLine('likehtmljs', true);
/*
 * Ask a value, works exactly as confirm. The 1st argument is the string to write