Ektron® eWebEditPro Developer's Reference Guide

JavaScript Objects
NOTE Onblur, ondblclickelement, onexeccommand, and onfocus are events raised by
the ActiveX control, not the parameters object. But you set them using the
parameters object -- you cannot set them using the ActiveX control. As a result,
they are documented as properties of the parameters object used to assign
JavaScript that executes when the ActiveX control's event fires.
Installation Popup Window Defaults
Popup Window Defaults
See “InstallPopup Object” on page 10.
These defaults determine the attributes of the button that launches the popup
window.
Examples
var strhref = "JavaScript:";
if (eWebEditPro.isNetscape)
{
strhref += "eWebEditPro.edit(\"MyContent1\")";
}
eWebEditPro.parameters.buttonTag.start = "";
See Also: “Popup Object” on page 11
eWebEditProUtil JavaScript Object
The eWebEditProUtil JavaScript object offers utility functions. A file, eweputil.js,
offers helpful functions and properties by way of the eWebEditProUtil JavaScript
object.
You can use the eWebEditProUtil object in a Web page that includes
ewebeditpro.js or eweputil.js.
• Pages that display the editor must include ewebeditpro.js
• Popup pages that do not display the editor but access it must include
eweputil.js to use the eWebEditProUtil object
To review a sample that uses eWebEditProUtil, see formelementinsert.htm,
located in the eWebEditPro folder.
For a page that does not display the editor, add the following include to create
eWebEditProUtil.
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