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Variable Name
$$URL
$$URLContent
Error Message Variables
Table 13
Variable Name
$$BeginLoop
$$Countervariable_number,
increment_number
$$ErrorNumber
$$ErrorMessage
$$ErrorDescription
$$EndLoop
Description
URL of the result item.
The entire contents of the URL are placed into the template at this
location. The URL contents are not parsed to validate their data type,
formatting, or functionality. Only text/plain and text/html files are printed.
All other files are inserted into the print job as an error message.
The following table lists all available error message variables that can be used
to enhance the organization of the default error message template, or to create
new templates from scratch. For more information about how to implement
variables in a template (HTML), see
Solutions," on page
Error Message Variables
Description
End of the header section. Beginning of the repeating body section. This
section is repeatedly parsed until there are no further result items to
process.
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
A numeric version of the error.
A text version of the error. Generally quite terse.
A longer version of the message. This might include additional error
details or problem resolution information.
End of the repeating body section. Beginning of the footer section.
Working with Template Variables and Search Parameters 201
Chapter 17, "Customizing Your Search
185.