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Macro Language Elements
The section contains detailed specifications for all 1010data Macro Language elements.
Application Development
<render>
The <render> element provides the ability to configure certain QuickApp widgets when rendered to available output targets. A single <render> element contains one or more elements that specify output targets and settings for the final output.
<static>
The <static> element provides the ability to customize the appearance of the output when rendering a QuickApp as a static HTML page. (Available as of version 11.15)

Macro Language Elements
The section contains detailed specifications for all 1010data Macro Language elements.
- Data Transformation
  Data transformation operations use functions and expressions to functionally alter tabular data. These operations take 0, 1, or 2 tables as input and produce a single table as a result.
- Blocks
  Blocks allow users to reuse sections of Macro Language code and to parameterize values in that code for greater flexibility and power.
- Application Development
  - <dynamic>
    The <dynamic> element creates an environment in 1010data that maintains the state of system interactions and controls the running of queries.
  - <render>
    The <render> element provides the ability to configure certain QuickApp widgets when rendered to available output targets. A single <render> element contains one or more elements that specify output targets and settings for the final output.
    - <web>
      The <web> element provides the ability to customize the appearance of the output when rendering a QuickApp to the web. (Available as of prod-9)
    - <xlsx>
      The <xlsx> element provides the ability to customize the appearance of output when rendering to a Microsoft Excel workbook. (Available as of prod-9)
    - <data>
      The <data> element provides the ability to customize the appearance of the output when rendering the data from grid widgets to a flat text file. (Available as of prod-9)
    - <pdf>
      The <pdf> element provides the ability to customize the appearance of the output when rendering a QuickApp to a PDF. (Available as of prod-9)
    - <static>
      The <static> element provides the ability to customize the appearance of the output when rendering a QuickApp as a static HTML page. (Available as of version 11.15)
      - <stylesheet>
        The <stylesheet> tag can be used within a <static> element to specify CSS to apply when the QuickApp is rendered to a static HTML target.
      - <script>
        The <script> tag can be used within a <static> element to specify JavaScript code to run when the QuickApp is rendered to a static HTML target.
  - <layout>
    The <layout> element is a nestable pseudo-operation that can be used to organize <widget> elements and other <layout> elements.
  - <widget>
    <widget> is used to define all visual components of a QuickApp, including drop-downs, text boxes, tables, and calendars. The form a widget takes is controlled by the class_ attribute.
  - <do>
    A <do> clause within a <dynamic> provides the ability for <dynamic> variables to be updated when some variable within the scope of the <dynamic> is changed.
  - <do action_="sql">
    <do action_="sql"> provides a programmatic API to the SQL metadata store. (Available as of version 17.29)
  - <loop>
    <loop> is a special operation that allows one query to iteratively reference the data from each row in the results of another query.

`<static>`

The <static> element provides the ability to customize the appearance of the output when rendering a QuickApp as a static HTML page. (Available as of version 11.15)

Description

The static HTML target implements the following widget classes:

text (full extended form with <layer> support, etc.)
table
link
graphics
image

Syntax

<dynamic>
  <render>
    <static title_="[PAGE_TITLE]"
            inline_="1|0"/>    
  </render>
</dynamic>

Attributes

title_

Specifies the title of the static webpage.

The <title> element within the <head> tag in the static HTML page is set to the value of this attribute.

inline_

For graphics and image widgets, this attribute specifies whether or not the image data will be packaged into the output HTML via data URLs. Accepts a 1 or 0.

Inlining image data makes it possible, for example, to send the output as an email with no outside dependencies.

The default is 1.

Example: Specifying attributes at the `<render>` level

The following example demonstrates how to specify the title of the static webpage when rendering to a static HTML target.

<dynamic>
  <render>
    <static title_="More Power To You"/>
  </render>
  <widget class_="image" height_="69" width_="231" 
   url_="https://info.1010data.com/rs/952-BWM-648/images/1010DATA_lg_tagline_rgb_hex.png"/>
</dynamic>