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Example

Below is an example of the CONFIRM prompt HTML that is generated into the HTML skeleton:

<!--(_d1904+CONFIRM)  Confirm prompt (dependent)-->                   

 <INPUT TYPE="HIDDEN" NAME="_F1913U" VALUE=" " SIZE="1">

 <SCRIPT>

 if (confirm("Confirm changes?"))

  window.document.forms[0]._F1913U.value = 'Y'

 else

  window.document.forms[0]._F1913U.value = 'N';

 if( ONSUBMITFUN() == true) window.document.forms[0].submit();</SCRIPT>

<!--(_d1904) End of dependent confirm prompt-->                   

In this example, if 'CONFIRM' appears at screen offset 1904 (that is, if the confirm prompt is showing on the green-screen) the selected information is included in the HTML page sent to the browser only .

Following is an example of the generated HTML for a CA 2E sub-file select prompt:

<!-- (_d0722I) Dependent display when input field -->

  <SELECT NAME="_F0722">                            

    <OPTION SELECTED VALUE="(_v0722)">(_v0722)      

    <OPTION VALUE="4">Delete</OPTION>             

  </SELECT>                                         

<!-- (_d0722X) Otherwise display output field -->   

  (_f0722)                                          

<!-- (_d0722) End of dependent output -->           

In this example, the drop-down list is included in the HTML page sent to the browser only if an input field appears at screen offset 722 (that is, if the sub-file select field itself is on the green-screen and is input-capable). If the sub-file select field is not input-capable (when the confirm prompt displays), then the output data at the same offset (in green) is outputted instead.