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Application name: This optional field contains the name that the browser includes in
the address field when displaying the page. For this example, it is "Remote Wind Turbine
Monitor", but it can be any name.
No other fields require configurationTo use the Remote Wind Turbine Monitor as configured, generate the blocks, program the
instruction (Page 537) with the number of the generated control DB as an input
parameter, download the program blocks, and put the CPU in run mode.
When an operator subsequently accesses the standard pages for the that
controls the wind turbine, the "Remote Wind Turbine Monitor" page is accessible from
the "User Pages" link on the navigation bar. This page now provides the means to monitor
and control the wind turbine.
The server provides the means for you to provide user-defined pages in the
following languages:
● German (de)
● English (en)
● Spanish (es)
● French (fr)
● Italian (it)
● Chinese (zh)
You do this by setting up your HTML pages in a folder structure (Page 551) that corresponds
to the languages and by setting a specific cookie named "_automation_language"
from your pages (Page 552). The server responds to this cookie, and switches to the
default page in the corresponding language folder. To provide user-defined pages in multiple languages, you set up a folder structure
under your HTML directory. The two-letter folder names are specific and must be named as
shown below: At the same level, you can also include any other folders that your pages need, for example,
folders for images or scripts.
You can include any subset of the language folders. You do not have to include all six
languages. Within the language folders, you create and program your HTML pages in the
appropriate language. The server performs switching between languages through the use of a cookie named
"_automation_language". This is a cookie defined and set in the HTML pages, and
interpreted by the server to display a page in the appropriate language from the
language folder of the same name. The HTML page must include a JavaScript to set this
cookie to one of the pre-defined language identifiers: "de", "en", "es", "fr", "it', or "zh".
For example, if the HTML page sets the cookie to "de", the server switches to the "de"
folder and displays the page with the default HTML page name as defined in the STEP 7
configuration (Page 554).
Example
The following example uses a default HTML page named "langswitch.html" in each of the
language folders. Also in the HTML directory is a folder named "script". The script folder
includes a JavaScript file named "lang.js". Each langswitch.html page uses this JavaScript to
set the language cookie, "_automation_language".witch.html" in "en" folder
The header of the HTML page sets the language to English, sets the character set to UTF-8,
and sets the path to the JavaScript file lang.js.The body of the file uses a select list for the user to select between German and English.
English ("en") is pre-selected for the language. When the user changes the language, the
page callThe header for the German langswitch.html page is the same as English, except the
language is set to German. js" in "script" folder
The function "DoLocalLanguageChange()" is in the lang.js file. This function calls the
"SetLangCookie()" function and then reloads the window that is displaying the HTML page.
The function "SetLangCookie()" constructs an assignment that assigns the value from the
select list to the "_automation_language" cookie of the document. It also sets the
path to the application so that the switched page, and not the requesting page, receives the
value of the cookie.
Optionally, in the commented section, the page could set an expiration value for the cookie. The procedure for configuring multi-language user-defined pages is similar to the
general process for configuring user-defined pages (Page 535). When you have folders
set up for languages, however, you set your HTML directory setting to the folder that
contains the individual language folders. You do not set the HTML directory to be one of the
language folders.
When you select the default HTML page, you navigate into the language folder and select
the HTML page that is to be the start page. When you subsequently generate blocks and
download the blocks to the CPU, the server displays the start page in the language
folder that you configured.