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Variable Name
$$Countervariable_number,
increment_number
$$Help[text]
$$Ignore[text]
$$IncludeFiletemplate_name Automatically pulls in the designated template at the location of this
$$No[text]
$$OK[text]
$$Prev[text]
$$QueryTemplateTheme
$$ResponseNumber
$$ResponseMessage
$$ResponseDescription
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Description
Inserts the value of the specified var# counter into the search result page.
All counters initialize to zero. The optional second parameter specifies the
amount to increment or decrement the current value. A maximum of 10
counters is supported. For example:
$$Counter[1] = insert value of counter #1
$$Counter[1,1] = increment counter #1 by 1 and display the new value
$$Counter[5,-3] = decrement counter #5 by 3 and display the new value
If the Next button is specified by Server logic, parses and inserts the
conditional text into the response page.
If the Ignore button is specified by Server logic, parses and inserts the
conditional text into the response page.
variable. The included template can contain other template variables,
which will be processed as though they were a part of the original
template. The template name parameter can either be a full FILE:// URL
based on the file system of the server or a relative path based on the
location of the parent template. The template name parameter can be
located within quotation marks. See the SearchResultTemplate.html file
for an example use of this variable.
If the No button is specified by Server logic, parses and inserts the
conditional text into the response page.
If the OK 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 maximum
print job size.
If the Previous button is specified by Server logic, parses and inserts the
conditional text into the response page.
Identifies the theme requested by the search client.
A numeric version of the response required of the user.
A text version of the response required of the user. Generally quite terse.
Can often be used as a title.
A longer version of the message. This might include additional details or
see also type information.