PlanoTse Handbook for Job Search Automation/Mixing PlanoTseScript with HTML

Chapter 5

Mixing PlanoTseScript with HTML

You can mix your source code in PlanoTseScript with your source code in HTML. If you do not want your source code in PlanoTseScript shows up in your HTML output, mark it up as a comment in HTML. The example below shows both cases in blue and red. You do not need to use the comment tags (in red) if you only need to program in PlanoTseScript and don't worry about any HTML output.

To have such an ordered list, you need to use ordered-list tag (ol) as well as list-item tag (li) in HTML as shown in the following box, HTML for Your Ordered List:

HTML for Your Ordered List <ol> <li>This is your paragraph. <-- { say hello; } --> <li><font color=blue>You want to have a blue sentence.</font> <li><font color=red>You also want to have a red sentence.</font> </ol>

Demo Section

Do the following steps:

1. Open your Note item, which was created by the steps in the demo section in the previous topic.
2. Press the Steps button.
3. Insert the following source code somewhere in the input box: { say hello; }
4. Press the button Save & Close.
5. Press the Run button and see the result of your code.

This page is part of The Shortest Route, which is the shortest sequence of pages that would as quickly as possible bring you to the point where you can start using PlanoTse effectively for either job search automation or any other application in the mining of global data from the World Wide Web.