This view displays the HTML source code, which includes standard HTML and HTML^Business statements that define the look and feel of the application. You can edit the source code directly here.

HTML Source is the default view, which you always see when you start the HTML^Business editor to edit an HTML template.

To use the visual editor, you can toggle to the Design view.

For further information, see:

This view is a visual editor for the HTML source code displayed in the HTML Source view.

In this view, you can:

• Insert controls from the Toolbox window by drag and drop
• Edit controls by maintaining properties displayed in the Properties window

• Insert graphics directly from the Workspace –Project View

To edit the HTML source code directly, you can toggle to the HTML Source view.

This view displays all the context data, including service file and runtime parameters, used to generate the HTML template at runtime.

This view displays HTML templates as they look when displayed as an HTML page in the user’s Web browser, but without the data values supplied by the user at runtime.

This view displays the flow logic that defines the dialog flow of the flow file attached to the HTML template. You can edit the flow logic directly here.

Only HTML templates that require a dialog flow definition have flow files.

To use the visual editor, you can toggle to the Flow Chart view.

This view is a visual editor for the flow logic displayed in the Flow Source view. You can edit the graphical layout of states and their relationships here.

To edit the flow logic directly, you can toggle to the Flow Source view.