AppJet JavaScript Library Reference: page

Overview

The page object is what gets rendered by default at the end of a request.

source: page.js

page.setMode(newMode)

Changes the mode of response output to something other than HTML. For example, setMode("plain") will not print the default AppJet HTML document structure (in fact it will not print anything but your calls to print()). If you setMode("plain"), you are on your own. The default output mode is "html", which creates a simple xhtml document structure.

parameters

string

newMode

one of ['html', 'plain']

page.setTitle(newTitle)

Sets the HTML title tag of the page.

parameters

string

newTitle

page.showRenderTime(show)

Sets whether or not to print the number of milliseconds taken to render the page in the page's footer. Default is true. Applies only to HTML mode.

parameters

boolean

show

page.body.write(rawText)

Append a raw string to the page's BODY section.

parameters

string

rawText

page.body.get()

Gets the page's BODY section as written so far.

page.head.write(rawText)

Append raw text to the page's HEAD section.

parameters

string

rawText

examples

page.head.write("""
<style>
  p { font-size: 200%; }
</style>
""");

page.head.get()

Gets the page's HEAD section as written so far. Useful especially for page mode "plain", when a library might write to the HEAD section.

page.render()

Renders the entire current page to a string. By default, this is called at the end of every request and printed to the response buffer, so usually there is no reason for you to call this.

returns

string

rendered HTML string of the current page

object

page