String getObjectFullName(int objectNumber)
Returns the TFN name of the object represented by the specified link.
objectNumber specifies a link on the webtop. The value
0
specifies the first link on the webtop, 1
the second and so on. The method returns an error if
objectNumber
is greater than the number of
links on the webtop.
Note You can use the applet's ObjectNumber
parameter to change the number from which links are numbered (default
is zero).
This method can be used with either the webtop script applet or the webtop tray applet.
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> function showLinkTFN() { output = "The webtop tray contains links to these objects:\n"; count_links = document.applets["Tarantella Webtop"].getNumberOfObjects(); for (var link = 0 ; link < count_links ; link++) { tfn_name = document.applets["Tarantella Webtop"].getObjectFullName(link); output = output + "\t" + tfn_name + "\n"; } alert(output); } </SCRIPT> <FORM> <INPUT TYPE=button VALUE="TFN Names?" onclick="showLinkTFN()"> </FORM>
This example adds a button beneath the links on users' webtops. When a user clicks this button, Tarantella displays the TFN names of all objects which have a link on the webtop.
Add the code to the HTML document containing the webtop tray applet
(left.html
, in the sco/tta/standard
webtop
theme), after the TTAAPPLET
declaration.
Note This example assumes you are using the sco/tta/standard webtop
theme. If you're using another theme, with different frame names and
layouts, or different applet names, you'll need to modify the lines
that invoke the getNumberOfObjects
and
getObjectFullName
methods to access the webtop tray
applet used by your new theme.