Re: PL SQL Web Development

Try PSP instead, it's way simpler than HTP/HTF coding. You can design your pages in any HTML editor of your choice, then add some PL/SQL inside the SP tags (<% %>) and LOADPSP your resulting file into Oracle. LOADPSP will process your file and convert all static HTML to HTP/HTF calls while keeping your PL/SQL intact. Not to mention that with Dynamic PSP you can do this even easier. :)

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"Tammy" <spookitten_at_comcast.net> wrote in message
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> I'm new to the concept of developing web pages in stored procedures.


> I've managed to grasp the htp.(pick your tag) and the htf.(again pick

> your tag).

> I understand you can't have nested htp.xx(htp.xx) and that it has to

> be htp.xx(htf.xx) but what I haven't discovered is if you can nest two

> htf.xx within an htp.xx

>

> I created a table and can do one of two things:

> I can stuff an image in the table definition

> or

> I can stuff a link to another procedure.

>

> What I'm trying to do is something like this:

>

> <td><a href="myproc"><img src="myimg"></a></td>

> but I want to do it using the Pl SQL syntax.

>

> Any help will be greatly appreciate and will keep my hair on my head

> instead of in the trash from pulling it out ....  :)