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Predicate reply_html_page/3 |
:- use_module(library(http/html_write)).
library(http_wrapper)
(CGI-style). Here is a simple typical example:
reply(Request) :- reply_html_page(title('Welcome'), [ h1('Welcome'), p('Welcome to our ...') ]).
The header and footer of the page can be hooked using the
grammar-rules user:head//2 and user:body//2. The first argument passed
to these hooks is the Style argument of reply_html_page/3
and the second is the 2nd (for head//2) or 3rd (for body//2) argument of reply_html_page/3.
These hooks can be used to restyle the page, typically by embedding the
real body content in a div
. E.g., the following code
provides a menu on top of each page of that is identified using the
style
myapp.
:- multifile user:body//2. user:body(myapp, Body) --> html(body([ div(id(top), \application_menu), div(id(content), Body) ])).
Redefining the head
can be used to pull in scripts, but
typically html_requires//1 provides a more modular approach for pulling
scripts and CSS-files.