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Variable Name
$$QuerySubDirFlag
$$QuerySynonymFlag
$$QueryTemplate
$$QueryTemplateTheme
$$QueryVersion
$$ResultEncoding
$$TemplateLocale
$$TemplateName
$$TemplateTheme
Response Message Variables
Table 14
Variable Name
$$Cancel[text]
$$Continue[text]
Description
For a description of this item, refer to the equivalent search result variable
in Table 11 on page
For a description of this item, refer to the equivalent search result variable
in Table 11 on page
The template name requested by the client.
Identifies the theme requested by the search client.
The version number of the current query format.
Identifies the encoding used to return the current search results page.
Identifies the locale of the template, such as zh_TW.
Identifies the filename of the template.
Identifies the theme (or theme directory) that you want to place the
template in.
The following table lists all available response message variables that can be
used to enhance the organization of the default response message templates or
to create new templates from scratch. For more information about how to
implement variables in a template (HTML), see
Your Search Solutions," on page
HINT:
The repeating variables $$BeginLoop and $$EndLoop should not be used
in a response message and will be ignored if used.
Response Message Variables
Description
If the Cancel button is specified by Server logic, parses and inserts the
conditional text into the response page.
Currently used by PrintServlet when a print job exceeds the print job size
warning limit.
If the Continue button is specified by Server logic, parses and inserts the
conditional text into the response page.
Currently used by PrintServlet when a print job exceeds the print job size
warning limit.
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Chapter 17, "Customizing