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JSP CUSTOM TAG LIBRARIES

prevdoc tag
In the context of a form tag, creates a navigation tag that users can click to retrieve the previous page in a document collection. This tag retrieves the previous document from the document collection specified in the viewname attribute of the form tag, so you must specify a valid view in the viewname attribute for this tag to function properly. If no valid view is specified, the collection is created for the current database. You must also identify a specific document in the view before the previous or next document can be retrieved. You can pinpoint a specific document by supplying a value for the unid attribute of the form tag.

Note Be sure to save any modifications you have made to the current page, using the savedoc tag, before selecting the previous page navigator. There is currently no way to check for unsaved modificiations. You can work around this by adding:

code to the form.das_op hidden field to inform you when the form.onSubmit event is triggered.
event logic to any input fields on your page to trigger a notification when modifications are made to them.

Note You must include a preserve tag for each parameter you pass into the page or the parameters are lost when the page reloads.

Contexts

Valid in:

form

Syntax

<domino:prevdoc text="button label" showdisabled="true|false" debug="true|false" onfailure="inline|exception" time="true|false" The HTML tag attributes listed below>

Attributes

The following attributes are optional:

showdisabled

Indicates whether or not the link should be generated when it appears on the first document in a view. If you want to display the link using an icon, include an HTML <img> tag that references an image file in the body of the tag. Include a disabled image using the

docnavimg

tag. Default is false.

text

Text for button label. To localize the text, use the

msg

tag in the body of the prevdoc tag. Default is "Prev" (localized).

See the Common Domino JSP tag attributes section for definitions of debug, onfailure, and time.

See the Common HTML tag attributes section for definitions of the following standard HTML tag attributes: