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Radio UserLand Directory and Tutorial

April 15th, 2001 · No Comments

[Macro error: Can't call the script because the name "viewDirectoryBox" hasn't been defined.]

Making a Directory with Radio

 

Building a Directory with Radio UserLand

  Here is my first directory built with Radio UserLand.
  Radio UserLand Directories Tutorial (716K Java Viewlet. Note:You must have Java enabled in your browser to view this tutorial.)
  Radio UserLand Directory Documentation
  The following is a Frontier Server macro that displays directories created in Radio UserLand. An example of the result of using this macro is the Internet Services Model directory to the right. Here is the Macro and the despription on how to use it. Above is a link to a tutorial on how to use the directory feature of Radio UserLand and the viewDirectoryBox macro.
 

viewDirectoryBox parameters

  It has a lot of parameters, all are optional except for the first. Remember to enclose the macro in curly brackets. “{ }.”
  viewDirectoryBox (path, boxTitle=”", align=”", width=175, frameColor=”white”, titleTextColor=”ffffcc”, boxFillColor=”cccc99″, hspace=0, vspace=0)
  The box diplayed on this page has the following paramaters:
  viewDirectoryBox (62, “Internet Services Model“, align:”right”, width:175, frameColor:”ffffcc”, titleTextColor:”white”, boxFillColor:”cccc99″, hspace:5, vspace:2)
 
  path is a string, it’s a path from the directory folder to a directory page you want to display in the box. In its simplest form it can just be the number of a message containing an OPML document.
 
  boxTitle is a string, it’s displayed in the bar at the top of the directory box.
 
  align is a string, either empty, or “left” or “right”. If it’s empty, the resulting table is not aligned. If it’s left, the table is left-aligned, if it’s right the table is right-aligned.
 
  width is a number, the width of the box in pixels.
 
  frameColor is the color of the one-pixel frame enclosing the box; it’s also the background color of the box title.
 
  titleTextColor is the color of the text in the box title.
 
  boxFillColor is the color of the directory box.
 
  hspace is the amount of space, in pixels, that horizontally separates the box from the text on the page.
 
  vspace is the amount of space, in pixels, that vertically separates the box from the text on the page.
 
  [Macro error: Can't call the script because the name "viewDirectoryBox" hasn't been defined.]

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