[docs] Change in DbTheResultsPage made by Toni Müller

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Wed Jan 29 17:51:01 2003


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trying to fix up debris, btw, please honor hints for HTML 4.01

--- tmp/VFFbKSAX:217.81.16.70.previous	Wed Jan 29 17:50:55 2003
+++ tmp/VFFbKSAX:217.81.16.70.current	Wed Jan 29 17:50:55 2003
@@ -45,18 +45,19 @@
 Set any prefix desired with the prefix parameter to
 [search-region]:
 
-    [search-region pref    [search-list]
+    [search-region prefix=my]
+    [search-list]
         SKU:   [my-code]
         Title: [my-data products title]
     [/search-list]
     [/search-region]
 
-x=my]
 
 The standard set of Interchange iterative ITL tags are available. They
 are interpolated in this order:
 
-        [item-alternate N] true [else] false [/else] [/item-alte        [if-item-param named_field] true [else] false [/else] [/if-item-param]
+        [item-alternate N] true [else] false [/else] [/item-alternate]
+        [if-item-param named_field] true [else] false [/else] [/if-item-param]
         [item-param named_field]
         [if-item-pos N] true [else] false [/else] [/if-item-pos]
         [item-pos N]
@@ -78,7 +79,6 @@
         [item-last] condition [/item-last]
         [item-next] condition [/item-next]
 
-nate]
 
 =back
 
@@ -134,7 +134,8 @@
 The following is a simple example for a search list that has a field
 category and subcategory associated with each item:
 
- < <TR><TH>Category</TH><TH>Subcategory</TH><TH>Product</TH></TR>
+<TABLE>
+ <TR><TH>Category</TH><TH>Subcategory</TH><TH>Product</TH></TR>
  [search-list]
  <TR>
     <TD>
@@ -160,10 +161,11 @@
          [/item-change subcat]
     </TD>
     <TD> [item-field name] </TD>
+ </TR>
  [/search-list]
  </TABLE>
 
-ABLE>
+
 
 The above should output a table that only shows the category and
 subcategory once, while showing the name for every product. (The
@@ -215,51 +217,56 @@
 
 [more-list next.gif prev.gif page_num.cgi 3] causes anchors of:
 
-     Previous   <IMG SRC="prev.gif" Bor     Page 1     <IMG SRC="/cgi-bin/page_num.cgi?1">
+     Previous   <IMG SRC="prev.gif" Border=3>
+     Page 1     <IMG SRC="/cgi-bin/page_num.cgi?1">
      Page 2     <IMG SRC="/cgi-bin/page_num.cgi?2">
      Next       <IMG SRC="next.gif" Border=3>
 
-er=3>
+
 
 [more-list next.gif prev.gif page_num.cgi] causes anchors of:
 
-     Previous   <IMG SRC="prev     Page 1     <IMG SRC="/cgi-bin/page_num.cgi?1">
+     Previous   <IMG SRC="prev.gif">
+     Page 1     <IMG SRC="/cgi-bin/page_num.cgi?1">
      Page 2     <IMG SRC="/cgi-bin/page_num.cgi?2">
      Next       <IMG SRC="next.gif">
 
-gif">
 
 [more-list next.gif prev.gif 0 0] causes anchors of:
 
-     Previous   <IMG SRC="prev.gif" Bor     Page 1     <IMG SRC="/cgi-bin/page_num.cgi?1">
+     Previous   <IMG SRC="prev.gif" Border=0>
+     Page 1     <IMG SRC="/cgi-bin/page_num.cgi?1">
      Page 2     <IMG SRC="/cgi-bin/page_num.cgi?2">
      Next       <IMG SRC="next.gif" Border=0>
 
-er=0>
 
 To set custom text for the "Previous" and "Next" usually used, define
 the next_img, prev_img, and page_img with
 [next-anchor][/next-anchor], [prev-anchor][/prev-anchor] and
 [page-anchor][/page-anchor]. The string $PAGE$ will be replaced
-with the page number in the latter. The same example:
+with the page number in the latter.
+
+TODO: describe tags generating "First" and "Last" (post 4.9.7)
 
-    [more    [next-anchor] Forward | [/next-anchor]
+The same example:
+
+    [more-list]
+    [next-anchor] Forward | [/next-anchor]
     [prev-anchor] Back [/prev-anchor]
     [page-anchor] Page $PAGE$ (matches $MINPAGE$-$MAXPAGE$) | [/page-anchor]
     [more]
     [/more-list]
 
-list]
 
 will display Forward | Page 1 (matches 1-50) | Page 2 (matches
 51-77) | Back for 2 pages. Note that the following anchors are
 replaced with the page number, the minimum match on the page, and the
 maximum match on the page:
 
-    $PAGE$       Page     $MINPAGE$    Minimum match on page
+    $PAGE$       Pagenumber
+    $MINPAGE$    Minimum match on page
     $MAXPAGE$    Maximum match on page
 
-umber
 
 You can customize the HTML hyperlink with [link-template]
 [/link-template]. This is useful for adding a JavaScript onclick
@@ -270,9 +277,10 @@
 There are two tokens you can use as many times as needed in
 [link-template], which will be replaced as follows:
 
-    $URL$      The URL for the 'more' page in qu    $ANCHOR$   The page number or the word "Next" or "Previous" for the link in question.
+    $URL$      The URL for the 'more' page in question
+    $ANCHOR$   The page number or the word "Next" or "Previous"
+               for the link in question.
 
-stion
 
 If have many pages of matches and don't wish to have all displayed at
 once, set [decade-next][/decade-next] and
@@ -318,4 +326,3 @@
 the same as [area search].
 
 =back
-