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!! +exec+ +html+ |
$lst_tit formcheckbox$lst_titend |
tit:formcheckbox$lst_titend |
type:$type_exec |
alias:!htmlcheckbox |
syntax:formcheckbox `name' from `n1' to `n2' prompt `promptlist'\ |
$!formcheckbox `name' list `selectlist' prompt `promptlist' |
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<div>$type_exec</div> |
mean:Creates a checkbox list menu under a previously defined html form. <br/>\ |
This command speeds up the creation of checkboxed menus, as well as simplifies\ |
the source files. In the parameters, `name' defines the name field of the menu, \ |
and the values of the menu are either integers going from `n1' to `n2' (in the first syntax),\ |
or items in the list `selectlist'. <br/>\ |
The optional parameter `promptlist' can be used to generate\ |
user prompts for each items in the list. If `promptlist' is\ |
empty or is shorter than `selectlist', the undefined prompts\ |
will be replaced by the value. If it is longer, the rest will be ignored.\ |
<br/>\ |
An `id' is created automatically, except if the variable\ |
`wims_ref_id' is specified just before. If the variable\ |
`wims_html_mode' has a value as `div', `li', `td', the different items of\ |
the html form will be in the corresponding html environmment. If the\ |
variable `wims_ref_class' is non empty, the class of this html environment is the value \ |
of this variable. The default of the menu will be the current value of the variable\ |
`$$name'. |
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<div>$lst_alias htmlcheckbox</div> |
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<div>$(lst_syntax)formcheckbox $emph name$emphend from $emph n1$emphend |
to $emph n2$emphend prompt $emph promptlist $emphend |
</span> |
<br/>or<br/> |
<span class="tt"> |
$!formcheckbox $emph name$emphend list |
$emph selectlist$emphend prompt $emph promptlist$emphend |
</span> |
:sample:<table class="wimstable" summary="list some samples for formcheckbox command">\ |
<thead>\ |
<tr>\ |
<th>Command</th>\ |
<th>Result</th>\ |
</tr>\ |
</thead>\ |
<tbody>\ |
<tr>\ |
<td><code>!formcheckbox varCHK1 from 1 to 3 prompt txt1,txt2,txt3</code></td>\ |
<td>\ |
!formcheckbox varCHK1 from 1 to 3 prompt txt1,txt2,txt3\ |
</td>\ |
</tr>\ |
<tr>\ |
<td><code>!formcheckbox varCHK2 list a,b,c prompt txtA,txtB,txtC</code></td>\ |
<td>\ |
!formcheckbox varCHK2 list a,b,c prompt txtA,txtB,txtC\ |
</td>\ |
</tr>\ |
</tbody>\ |
</table>\ |
</div> |
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<div>$lst_mean Creates a checkbox list menu under a previously defined html form. <br/> |
This command speeds up the creation of checkboxed menus, as well as simplifies |
the source files. In the parameters, $emph name$emphend defines the |
name field of the menu, and the values of the menu are either integers |
going from $emph n1$emphend to $emph n2$emphend (in the first syntax), or |
items in the list $emph selectlist$emphend. <br/> |
The optional parameter $emph promptlist$emphend can be used to generate |
user prompts for each items in the list. If $emph promptlist$emphend is |
empty or is shorter than $emph selectlist$emphend, the undefined prompts |
will be replaced by the value. If it is longer, the rest will be ignored. |
<br/> |
An $emph id$emphend is created automatically, except if the variable |
$emph wims_ref_id$emphend is specified just before. If the variable |
$emph wims_html_mode$emphend has a value as $emph div$emphend, |
$emph li$emphend, $emph td$emphend, the different items of |
the html form will be in the corresponding html environmment. If the |
variable $emph wims_ref_class$emphend is non empty, the class of |
this html environment is the value of this variable. |
The default of the menu will be the current value of the variable |
$emph $$name$emphend.</div> |
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<div>$lst_sample |
<table class="wimstable" summary="list some samples for formcheckbox command"> |
<thead> |
<tr> |
<th>Command</th> |
<th>Result</th> |
</tr> |
</thead> |
<tbody> |
<tr> |
<td><code>!formcheckbox varCHK1 from 1 to 3 prompt txt1,txt2,txt3</code></td> |
<td> |
!formcheckbox varCHK1 from 1 to 3 prompt txt1,txt2,txt3 |
</td> |
</tr> |
<tr> |
<td><code>!formcheckbox varCHK2 list a,b,c prompt txtA,txtB,txtC</code></td> |
<td> |
!formcheckbox varCHK2 list a,b,c prompt txtA,txtB,txtC |
</td> |
</tr> |
</tbody> |
</table> |
</div> |