Using templates to dynamically present HTML content from a form

AR System server template supports two ways of rendering HTML pages:

• HTML document template—A template built as an HTML document. It is rendered inside an IFRAME element. It contains its own scripts and styles and works in its own namespace.

• Inline template—A template built as a simple HTML snippet. It is rendered inside a DIV element.  An inline template supports styles and scripts. You can use the standard script tags to embed the scripts. The runtime client engine parses and evaluates these embedded scripts and makes them available when the snippet is rendered to the browser.

  For HTML compliance across multiple browsers, only JavaScript is supported.

  You must provide a namespace to the template to avoid conflicts with the internal core snippets.

  To send events to the parent form for the inline template, use the ARMT_SendSignalToParent function. Below is the code snippet to use the function: 

          ARMT_SendSignalToParent("Event_Type","Event_Data", "DOM_element_reference")

  The Document Object Model (DOM) parameter helps you to identify the immediate parent form.

For more information about templates, see the following topics: