The Search Forms component displays a search form's name or iterates all of the available search forms.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| SearchForms | Resolves the search form request and redirects to the resulting location. |
| Name | Possible Values | Description |
|---|---|---|
| f | SearchForms | Function to execute |
| sfp | Name path | Path to a location in the Site Definition File (SDF) to use for finding search forms. |
| id | ID | ID of the search form name to retrieve. If you do not specify this parameter, then all search forms are iterated. |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| SEARCHFORMS:SELECT | Return all of the search forms in an HTML select construct. All
search forms are wrapped in HTML of the following form: <OPTION Value="{frame-type}:ID">TITLE</OPTION> Where {frame-type} is replaced with the frame-type property for that search form (see the FRAME_TYPE value description below. For example, if the Site Definition File contains the following: <query-template content-type="text/html" document="advsearch.htm" frame-type="contents" id="10.1048/AdvancedSearch" name="AdvancedSearch" title="AdvancedSearch" /> The corresponding SELECT tag will produce the following output: <OPTION Value="contents:10%2E1048%2FAdvancedSearch">AdvancedSearch |
| SEARCHFORMS:ID | Returns the content of the search form template whose ID is given by the ID parameter in the query string. |
| SEARCHFORMS:FRAME_TYPE | Returns the frame-type property for the search form template whose
ID is given by the ID parameter in the query string. The possible values for
this property are: contents — means the search form needs to be placed inside a page that has a contents frame. no-contents — means the search form need to be placed inside a page that has no contents frame. none — means the search form is itself a complete HTML page and doesn't need to be placed inside of anything. |
The Search Forms component does not support styles.
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