docs.roxen.comView this page in a printer friendly mode
DocsRoxen2.1Web Site Creator ManualText Tags
Copyright © 2001, Roxen Internet Software
Suggestions, comments & compliments
manuals@roxen.com
 DEMO  DOCS  PIKE
 COMMUNITY  DOWNLOAD
www.roxen.com

   

<ai>
<autoformat>
<case>
<comment>
<?comment ?>
<default>
<doc>
<foldlist>
<obox>
<random>
<replace>
<smallcaps>
<sort>
<strlen>
<tablify>
<trimlines>
<wash-html>

<comment></comment>

Provided by module: RXML 2 parser

The enclosed text will be removed from the document. The difference from a normal SGML (HTML/XML) comment is that the text is removed from the document, and can not be seen even with view source in the browser.

Note that since this is a normal tag, it requires that the content is properly formatted. Therefore it's ofter better to use the <?comment ... ?> processing instruction tag to comment out arbitrary text (which doesn't contain '?>').

Just like any normal tag, the <comment> tag nests inside other <comment> tags. E.g:



   <comment> a <comment> b </comment> c </comment>
 

Here 'c' is not output since the comment starter before 'a' matches the ender after 'c' and not the one before it.


Attributes

preparse

Parse and execute any RXML inside the comment tag. This is useful to do stuff without producing any output in the response.