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OccasionalFlyer
I'm trying to work with some HTML generated by a Middleware tool and
frankly, both look illegal to me. Assuming (perhaps a dangerous thing
to do) that the tool is creating something valid, what would these two
lines mean?
I know what the "individuals.CS..." is. That's what's called a profile
field by the tool I'm using, and it would resolve to a value a user
typed in previously, if the user has been at this page beforehand.
Otherwise, the value would be empty. It's what's around this field
that I don't get.
<OPTION {Individuals.CS-Appl Academic.Program_1_Nm Default:SELECTED}
VALUE="1">Choose A Program</OPTION>
I can't find any evidnece that you can put a variable in an OPTION
tag, nor that you can surround anything in a form element with {}.
Then there's this one:
<OPTION <pstagrofile default="SELECTED" pmatch="1"
value="Individuals.CS-Appl Academic.Admit_Type" poutput="SELECTED" />
VALUE="1"><Choose Admit Type></OPTION>
This has too many <> pairs I think, and I don't get the ps:tag with
parameters syntax at all. Plus, you can't have two VALUE fields in an
option element.
Do either of these make sense? Thanks.
Ken
frankly, both look illegal to me. Assuming (perhaps a dangerous thing
to do) that the tool is creating something valid, what would these two
lines mean?
I know what the "individuals.CS..." is. That's what's called a profile
field by the tool I'm using, and it would resolve to a value a user
typed in previously, if the user has been at this page beforehand.
Otherwise, the value would be empty. It's what's around this field
that I don't get.
<OPTION {Individuals.CS-Appl Academic.Program_1_Nm Default:SELECTED}
VALUE="1">Choose A Program</OPTION>
I can't find any evidnece that you can put a variable in an OPTION
tag, nor that you can surround anything in a form element with {}.
Then there's this one:
<OPTION <pstagrofile default="SELECTED" pmatch="1"
value="Individuals.CS-Appl Academic.Admit_Type" poutput="SELECTED" />
VALUE="1"><Choose Admit Type></OPTION>
This has too many <> pairs I think, and I don't get the ps:tag with
parameters syntax at all. Plus, you can't have two VALUE fields in an
option element.
Do either of these make sense? Thanks.
Ken