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The lsEnd macro marks the end of a list form specification. You define the contents of a list form with the lsStart, lsCol, and lsEnd macros. You can optionally include lsWrite and lsExport macros. For example:
<PDM_MACRO name=lsStart. . .> <PDM_MACRO name=lsCol . .> <PDM_MACRO name=lsCol . .> <PDM_MACRO name=lsWrite . .> <PDM_MACRO name=lsCol . .> . . . <PDM_MACRO name=lsEnd>
HTML for the entire list is output by the lsEnd macro. The other list macros save information used by lsEnd to generate the list.
This macro has the following properties:
Specifies the name of a JavaScript variable containing the contents of the list. This property is used to display data from a source other than the database. For example:
var alternative_source = new Array(); var row1 = new Object(); row1. column0 = “column0”; row1. column1 = 4; alternative_source[0] = row1; …… <PDM_MACRO name=lsEnd alt_data_src=alternative_source>
Specifies the name of a Majic factory for the selection list. Defaults to the factory referenced by the associated attributes, and so is not typically required.
Specifies a list of tickets (requests, incidents, problems, changes, or issues).
Specifies the source variable of a database list. This property is not intended for customer use.
Specifies the initial sort sequence of the list.
Specifies the ordinal number of the first row of the list to display. This property is not intended for customer use.
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