Categorize Pages: Indicate Security Level (and/or U.I. Style)

W-HTML Developers
Use Page Settings to categorize your pages. In Dreamweaver, add a whpagesettings tag to your page. Here is an example of WebHub classic syntax (now obsolete):

In this example, the page setting securitylevel" is set to 1 for the PgAccessLevel1 page.

To reference this page setting in W-HTML, use (~pagesetting.securitylevel~).

Delphi Programmers
Save time by using a naming convention for your PageIDs, e.g. PgHomeS1 would be security level 1 and PgChangeMembershipS2 would be security level 2. You would then set a variable based on the pageid. The best place to do that would be in the TwhAppBase.OnExecute event, which is called for every page.

If you use a naming convention like this, you can use a small bit of Pascal to set the variables, and then you don't need to maintain the flags in W-HTML.