See also: html, head, title |
Encloses the passed information in an BODY
tag (<body></body>)
JSV_body(expD [, expB])
expD.BODY([expB])
The body function returns the passed information in an BODY
tag.
The body function uses the following arguments.
Argument | Description |
expD |
The information to be enclosed by the BODY tag.
The BODY element contains the document body.
BODY is required in non-frames documents, but its start and end tags are always optional.
In frames documents, BODY must be contained within the NOFRAMES element,
if NOFRAMES is used.
|
expB | Optional. The attributes that define various properties for the element. |
The BODY
element contains the document's content.
The content should be contained within block-level elements or SCRIPT
elements,
though HTML 4.0 Transitional also allows inline elements directly within BODY
.
See the Web Design Group HTML 4.0 Reference on the document body tag for more information.
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The following lines of code
var documentHandle = null;
var documentWindowName = "JSV_DOC";
var documentWindowAttributes = "status=1,scrollbars=1,resizable=1,width=400,height=220,left=10,top=10,screenX=10,screenY=10";
function htmlDocument() {
var limerick =
'There was a young woman named Bright<BR>' +
'Whose speed was much faster than light.<BR>' +
'She set out one day<BR>' +
'In a relative way,<BR>' +
'And returned on the previous night.';
var documentData = JSV_html( JSV_head( JSV_title('Cowabunga!') ) + JSV_body(limerick) );
if ( !JSV_isWindowOpen(documentWindowName) ) {
var dummy = JSV_openWindow(documentWindowName, '', documentWindowAttributes, false);
}
JSV_documentWrite(documentWindowName, documentData);
JSV_documentClose(documentWindowName);
JSV_focusWindow(documentWindowName);
}
produce when the button is clicked:
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