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- `Example'
-
<title>Search _TABLE_</title>
<h3>_TABLE_</h3>
<table border=1>
<!-- start entry -->
<tr>_MARGINTABLE_ _DEFAULTTITLE_</tr>
<tr>_MARGIN_ _LINKS_</tr>
<tr>_MARGIN_ _DEFAULTROW_</tr>
<!-- end entry -->
</table>
<!-- start pager -->
Number of pages _MAXPAGES_
<p>
_PAGES_
<!-- end pager -->
- `Parts'
-
- `entry'
-
This part is repeated for each record found. For more information about
which records from which tables are displayed,
See section Search table (search).
- `pager'
-
See section Multipage results template.
- `Tags'
-
- `_TABLE_'
-
The name of the database table.
- `_MARGINTABLE_'
-
Indentation including the name of the table.
- `_MARGIN_'
-
Indentation.
- `_DEFAULTTITLE_'
-
Cells listing the name of all the columns of the database. The
order of the labels is the same as the order of the values from
_DEFAULTROW_
. The background of the cells is gray to
improve readability.
- `_LINKS_'
-
Hypertext links leading to actions on the displayed rows.
- `Remove'
-
See section Remove confirm (remove_confirm).
- `Edit'
-
See section Record edit form (edit).
- `_DEFAULTROW_'
-
Cells listing the values of all the fields of the current row.
The
order of the labels is the same as the order of the values from
_DEFAULTTITLE_
.
- `table tags'
-
All the automaticaly generated tags for the database table are
available, provided that
_DEFAULTROW_
was not found in the
template, See section Database table tags.
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