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Revision as of 13:45, 6 January 2010
Standard Fields
Application Name:
- [@name@]
Customer:
- [@company@]
Description:
- [@description@]
Custom Fields
All Level 1 Custom Fields, including those on the given template, can be inserted using the following:
- @APPFIELDS@
Save/Submit Buttons
To display the "Save" button use the following variable on the Template Page:
- @SUBMIT@
To display the same array of Save buttons on the Level 1 external web template page that are available to the internal view of the Level One template (Save, Save Draft, Submit), instead of just the Save button use the following instead of @SUBMIT@:
- @SYSTEMBUTTONS@
- Notes:
- This is currently only available for Level One.
- "SYSTEMBUTTONS" is case sensitive and must be in caps.
Other
To copy the style use the following within the <head> and </head>
- @STYLELINK@
You must also include the following prior to any other variables to define the page as a form that can be submitted:
- @FORM@
Example
<html> <head> @STYLELINK@ </head> <body leftmargin=1 rightmargin=1 topmargin=1 bottommargin=1 marginheight=1 marginwidth=1> <p>Instruction ...</p> @FORM@ <table border=0 cellpadding=0 cellpsacing=1 width=100%> <tr> <th class=Label nowrap>Description:</th> <td>[@description@]</td> </tr> </table> @appfields@ @SUBMIT@ </form> </body> </html>
