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or ampersand define an alias that has no special characters for the read variable, and
read the variable using the alias. Precede colons in tag names in a Use clause with a
backslash.
Table 11- 1 Examples of Read variables clauses
The AWP commands AWP_In_Variable, AWP_Out_Variable, AWP_Enum_Def,
AWP_Enum_Ref, AWP_Start_Fragment and AWP_Import_Fragment have Name clauses.
HTML form commands such as <input> and <select> also have name clauses.
AWP_In_Variable and AWP_Out_Variable can additionally have Use clauses. Regardless of
the command, the syntax for Name and Use clauses regarding the handling of special
characters is the same:
● The text you provide for a Name or Use clause must be enclosed within single quotation
marks. If the enclosed name is a PLC tag or Data block name, use single quotation
marks for the full clause.
● Within a Name or Use clause, data block names and PLC tag names must be enclosed
within double quotation marks.
● If a tag name or Data block name includes a single quote character or backslash, escape
that character with a backslash. The backslash is the escape character in the AWP
command compiler.
Table 11- 2 Examples of Name clauses Regardless of what characters you use in your HTML page, set the charset of the HTML
page to UTF-8 and save it from the editor with UTF-8 character encoding.
11.3.3 Configuring use of user-defined pages
To configure user-defined pages from STEP 7, follow these steps:
1. Select the CPU in the Device Configuration view. If not already selected, select the check box for "Enable server".
4. Select the check box for "Permit access only with S" to ensure that the server
uses encrypted communication and to increase the security of your -accessible CPU.
5. Enter or browse to the folder name on your PC where you saved the HTML default page
(start page).
6. Enter the name of the default page.
7. Provide a name for your application (optional). The application name is used to further
subcategorize or group pages. When an application name exists, the URL will
appear in the following format: ://ww.xx.yy.zz/awp/<application
name>/<pagename>.html.
8. Specify filename extensions to be examined for the presence of AWP commands. By
default, STEP 7 analyzes files with .htm, .html, or .js extensions. If you have additional file
extensions, append them.
9. Keep the default for the DB number, or enter a number of your choice. This is the
DB number of the control DB that controls display of the pages.
10.Keep the default for the fragment DB start number, or enter a number of your choice. This
is the first of the fragment DBs that contains the pagesWhen you click the "Generate blocks" button, STEP 7 generates data blocks from the HTML
pages in the HTML source directory that you specified and a control data block for the
operation of your pages. You can set these attributes as needed for your application
(Page 537). STEP 7 also generates a set of fragment data blocks to hold the representation
of all of your HTML pages. When you generate the data blocks, STEP 7 updates the
properties to display the control data block number, and the number of the first of the
fragment data blocks. After you generate the data blocks, your user-defined pages are
a part of your STEP 7 program. The blocks corresponding to these pages appear in the
server folder, which is in the System blocks folder under Program blocks in the project
navigation treegram blocks
To delete data blocks that you have previously generated, click the "Delete data blocks"
button. STEP 7 deletes the control data block and all of the fragment data blocks from your
project that correspond to user-defined pages.
Your STEP 7 user program must include and execute the instruction in order for the