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UrlEncode$

Takes one parameter, Source

 

UrlDecode$

Takes one parameter, Source

 

PaaS

Takes three parameters, Url, SaaSTenant, InputQuery, OutputQuery

 

Remote

Takes three parameters, Url, InputQuery, OutputQuery

 

CFPurge

Takes one parameter, the URL to purge from CloudFlare's cache

 

CFApi$

Takes three parameters Method, URL, Body

 

Query Based Routing Example

For small and simple procedures that are not expected to grow in complexity over time, simple routing based on URL parameter values from a [Pull] directly from the Request query is sufficient and requires less code. For complex procedures that are expected to grow and evolve over time, a larger more robust foundation for the routing should be used.

 

SaveHttpFile

Takes two parameters, FileName, URL

 

Trigger

Takes two parameter, URL, InputQuery

 

HtmlUpload

Takes seven parameters, Location, Mode, Prompt, Path, Class, Name, HelpText

 

HttpSoap$

Takes 8 parameters, ServerName, Port, bSecure, Path, ExtraHttpHeaders, Envelope, ExtraBody, xml

 

HttpCookie

Takes 6 parameters, Name, Value, Path, Domain, Expires, Other

 

HtmlHistory

Takes two parameters, Title, Path

 

WebSafe$

Takes one parameter, Source

 

HtmlSearchBox

Takes 6 parameters, Location, Mode, ActionPath, Name, Class, Prompt

 

HtmlDropdown

Takes 5 parameters, Location, Mode, Title, Element, Class

 

Text

Takes six parameters, FieldBase, Destination, Function, Source, Value, IfLenFld

 

EnsureNavFields

Takes two parameters, FieldBase, FieldNamesList

 

HtmlDTable

Takes 5 parameters, Location, Mode, Class/ID, Init, bNoAutoAlign

 

HtmlNavbar

Takes 10 parameters, Location, Mode, Title, TitleLink, Class, Fixed, bUseContainer, bNotResponsive, bInverted, HtmlPre, HtmlApn

 

HtmlNav

Takes 7 parameters, Location, Mode, Title, TitleLink, Class, HtmlPre, HtmlApn

 

HtmlETable

Takes 6 parameters, Location, Mode, Div, Data, Script, Extra

 

NewTableProc

Takes nine parameters, TableName, ProcName, Type, Params, GroupTypes, Label, Note, DevNote, Source

 

NewTableField

Takes six parameters, TableName, FieldName, Label, Note, Attr, DevNote

 

Logout

Takes one parameter, SessionID

 

NewTableRltn

Takes seven parameters, TableName, OtherTableName, ParentChild, Ratio, Note, Attr, DevNote

 

UpdateTableRltn

Takes eight parameters, TableName, OldOtherTableName, NewOtherTableName, ParentChild, Ratio, Note, Attr, DevNote

 

UpdateTableProc

Takes ten parameters, TableName, OldProcName, NewProcName, Type, Params, GroupTypes, Label, Note, DevNote, Source

 

UpdateTableField

Takes seven parameters, TableName, OldFieldName, NewFieldName, Label, Note, Attr, DevNote

 

Http$

Takes 9 parameters, ServerName, Port, bSecure, Mode, Path, ContentType, extraHeader, body, rtnHeaders

 

PaaS Method

A PaaS Method may be called by any other Moxie system. In order to call a PaaS Method from MOX, the PaaS statement is used.

 

Table Action

Table Actions are presented to the users of the Default Admin interface and are also intended to be made available in a dynamic way to users of a customized front end. As an Action, the Procedure is expected to perform some sort of task, such as an automated set of updates to the Database Table.

 

Record Report

Record Reports are presented to the users of the Default Admin interface and are also intended to be made available in a dynamic way to users of a customized front end. As a Report, the Procedure is expected to produce output to be displayed to the user.

 

Record Action

Record Actions are presented to the users of the Default Admin interface and are also intended to be made available in a dynamic way to users of a customized front end. As an Action, the Procedure is expected to perform some sort of task, such as an automated set of updates to the Database Record.

 

[Ajax]

Takes 3 parameters, Event, DestinationID, Path

 

Learn More About the Content Management System

Prerequisites: This page assumes that you have already set up your Moxie.Build server and logged in as an admin user. This page covers some of the basics that are involved in using the Content Management aspects of the Moxie.Build system.

 

 

MOX Coding and Programing Language Syntax Documentation

The MOX coding and programming language pays heritage to BASIC, but has been crafted for the specific type of work and environment that is demanded of Moxie.Build.

 

Help with Markdown

Markdown enables simple formatting of plain text via easy to remember conventions. This page will provide you with some pointers on what formatting options are available with "Moxie Flavored Markdown".

 

Command Line with .mox file

A .mox file, with MOX code in it, can be run from the command line while a Moxie.Build system is not otherwise already running.

 

Cloudflare Integration

Cloudflare is a first and foremost a Web Application Firewall and Content Distribution Network, among other additional services.

 

AntiCsrf$

Has no params

 

Setup Table

The Setup Table controls aspects that can be changed while the server is running, and is intended to contain both Moxie.Build specific values as well as application specific.

 

Try / Catch / Finally / End Try

A traditional way to check for hard errors and enable those errors to error softly.

 

Table Report

Table Reports are presented to the users of the Default Admin interface and are also intended to be made available in a dynamic way to users of a customized front end. As a Report, the Procedure is expected to produce output to be displayed to the user.

 

Remote Method

A Remote Method may be called by any other Moxie system. It can be used to divide up a large system among a number of backend servers, or as a public API for 3rd parties. In order to call a Remote Method from MOX, the Remote statement is used.

 

LangWith

Has one parameter, a Content.Lang prefix

 

ETableReply

Takes 2 parameters, Result, Status