Web Link question
James Rea
jim at provue.com
Mon May 12 13:19:47 PDT 2008
> I am trying to make weblinks on a Panorama Web form draw in white. I
> have tried several versions of the following: "<font
> color=white>"+weblink("http://www.somewhere.com","white link")+</
> font>" in a text display super object. No matter what I do, I seem to
> get a blue underlined link or an "operand expected but not found"
> error.
You can't control the color of individual links on a web page. This is a
restriction of HTML, not Panorama. In a Panorama Enterprise web
procedure you can make all the links white by including this line in
your code.
cgiLinkColor="FFFFFF"
or
cgiLinkColor="white"
This inserts the proper option in the <body> tag of the page.
Jim Rea
President, ProVUE Development
P.S. Actually, I think you may be able to control the color of
individual links with CSS. But I think cgiLinkColor is what you want.
You may also want to set cgiVisitedColor, which controls the color of a
link that has been visited before.
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