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Example

The following drop-down list options are generated into a skeleton:

Drop-down lists:

<select name=”_F0345U”>
	<option value=”O”>(_r1234567O)</opyion>
	<option value=”C”>(_r1234567C)</opyion>
	<option value=”D”>(_r1234567D)</opyion>
</select>

At runtime, the three replacement data tags are replaced with the condition text in the Values List file for the three records for list surrogate 1234567 which have external values of O, C and D. In an English language environment, the Values List file might contain condition text values of Open, Closed and Deleted. However, if the user were running Web Option in a French language environment, the Values list file would contain Ouvert, Fermée and Rayée. Thus a single skeleton can be easily used with different national languages.

Command key text:

For a command key button F14, the following HTML would be generated:

<td bgcolor="#FFFFFF" height="20">
<button type="submit" id="_K14" class="cmdkey" title="CF14" onclick="name=id">(_r100151414)</button>
</td>

At runtime the replacement tag is replaced with the condition text in the Values List file for the record with List Surrogate 1001514, which has external value 14. In an English environment, the condition text for F3 might be Exit. However, if the user were running web option in a French environment, the corresponding record in the Values List file in the French library would be 'Sortir.'