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Using Sites
Selecting Links or Other Items
of Choice
When using a site, you may display a linked
site, enter texts (textbox) or select an item from
multiple options (radio button, check box, and
pull-down menu).
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Link
Go to the related web page.
Textbox
Enter a text.
The mode and number of
characters you can use depend
on the textbox.
When you enter a code such as
the i-mode password, it may be
masked by " ".
Radio button
Select one item. "
" of the
selected item changes to "
Pull-down menu
Select an item from the item list.
Check box
Select one or more items. "
of the selected items changes to
"
".
To cancel the selection, select
the check box again.
Displaying the Previous/Next Page
The FOMA terminal stores up to 20 most
recently displayed site pages in its cache.
The stored site pages are deleted when i-mode
is terminated.
When the left or right arrow is displayed in the
guide display, the pages stored in the cache
can be used for display using
accessing the site. Note, however, that if the
recorded site pages exceed the cache size
or when a site page is programmed always
to download the latest information, network
communication is performed.
The text or setting you entered in a site is not stored
in the cache.
The cache is a place in the terminal used for
temporarily storing the displayed screen data.
".
"
Example: When viewing site pages in the order of
Assuming that you view site pages in the order of
and go to a new site page after going back
to as shown in the above illustration, the history for
is cleared and starts afresh for at the
time you go to a new site page .
Reloading a Page
The page, which is displayed incorrectly or
updated frequently, can be reloaded so that
the latest data is displayed.
1
While displaying a site, press
The Function menu appears.
2
Select [Reload] and press
The display of the page is updated.
without
: Indicates that the previous
page is recorded. Use
to display the previous
page.
: Indicates that the next
page is recorded. Use
to display the next page.
(Func).
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