Application-Driven Navigation

WTE applications use menus to control how the caller navigates through your application. A menu presents the caller with a set of items and, when the caller selects one, the application navigates to the location specified by the selected item. If a menu item is an anchor element, the HREF attribute on the anchor element specifies the location to which the WTE navigates. For more information, see Using Menus.

Another way to navigate is to use a script to call one of the navigation methods supported by the Internet Explorer object model, such as window.navigate. The following example creates a button that, when clicked, calls window.navigate to navigate to the application's HTML page called Home.htm:

<INPUT TYPE=button VALUE="Home" OnClick="navigate('Home.htm')">

For more information about the Internet Explorer object model, see the Web Workshop on the Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN™) Web site.