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Running and Calling HEScript Procedures/Functions

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HEScript can be used in multiple ways:

  • PHP and HTML pages
  • HTML links
  • JavaScript functions
  • Global application events

This topic explains how to call HEScript functions and procedures.

Using HTML Links #

You can call HEScript procedures and functions from HTML links. Use the hescript:// protocol prefix (instead of http://) to tell the application to execute an HEScript procedure or function.

The syntax is hescript:[ScriptName].[ProcedureOrFunctionName].

Examples: hescript://MyScript.Procedure1 or hescript://UserMain.OnNavigateComplete

In HTML code:

<a href="hescript:MyScript.Procedure1">Click here to execute my first function</a>

For instance, suppose we wrote a small script named demo1 in the Script Manager that contains the following procedure:

procedure MyFirstDemo;
begin
  MessageBox("This is a simple message.", "First Demo", MB_OK + MB_ICONINFORMATION);
end;

The following HTML code would then call it:

<a href="hescript:demo1.MyFirstDemo">Click here to execute this function</a>

If your procedure or function uses string parameters, you can pass them using a | (%7C) separator. Note: only string parameters are supported with this method.

Warning

Recent versions of Chromium require the | character to be encoded in HTML links: %7C

Syntax:
hescript://[scriptname].[functionprocedurename]%7Cparam1%7Cparam2%7C...%7CparamN

Example:
hescript://MyScript.ProcedureA%7Ctest

Warning

Important: Please properly URL-encode any non-ASCII characters in parameters. ExeOutput for PHP will decode them automatically.

URL encoding replaces unsafe ASCII characters with a % followed by two hexadecimal digits. For example, spaces in filenames should be replaced by %20.
To convert characters online, you can use a tool like the one at w3schools.com.

Demonstration with Parameters #

Here is a second example. The script procedure in “demo1” is:

procedure MySecondDemo(cond: String);
var
  S: String;
begin
  S := "first";
  if cond = "2" then S := "second";
  MessageBox("The " + S + " link was clicked", "Second Demo", MB_OK + MB_ICONINFORMATION);
end;

It accepts a single string parameter. We can then use two different links, changing only the parameter from “1” to “2”:

First link:

<a href="hescript:demo1.MySecondDemo%7C1">This is the 1st link</a>

Second link:

<a href="hescript://demo1.MySecondDemo|2">This is the 2nd link</a>

Info

String parameters should only be used in links and JavaScript calls.

Using JavaScript #

You can use HEScript in conjunction with JavaScript.

Please refer to the exeoutput object API for calling HEScript from JavaScript.

Using PHP #

ExeOutput for PHP provides two built-in PHP functions for calling HEScript functions:

exo_runhescriptcom(string $script)

  • $script is the reference to the script’s name and the function to call.

string exo_return_hescriptcom(string $script, string $defaultvalue)

Please refer to the ExeOutput for PHP Internal Functions topic for samples.

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    • Demonstration with Parameters
  • Using JavaScript
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