<aconf></aconf>

Provided by module: Tags: RXML tags

Creates a link that can modify the config states in the cookie RoxenConfig. In practice it will add <keyword>/ right after the server in the URL. E.g. if you want to remove the config state bacon and add config state egg the first "directory" in the path will be <-bacon,egg>. If the user follows this link the WebServer will understand how the RoxenConfig cookie should be modified and will send a new cookie along with a redirect to the given url, but with the first "directory" removed. The presence of a certain config state can be detected by the <if config> tag.

Attributes

href="uri"

Indicates which page should be linked to, if any other than the present one.

add="string"

The config state, or config states that should be added, in a comma separated list.

drop="string"

The config state, or config states that should be dropped, in a comma separated list.

class="string"

This cascading style sheet (CSS) class definition will apply to the a-element.

All other attributes will be inherited by the generated <a> tag.

		<aconf></aconf> Provided by module: Tags: RXML tags Creates a link that can modify the config states in the cookie RoxenConfig. In practice it will add <keyword>/ right after the server in the URL. E.g. if you want to remove the config state bacon and add config state egg the first "directory" in the path will be <-bacon,egg>. If the user follows this link the WebServer will understand how the RoxenConfig cookie should be modified and will send a new cookie along with a redirect to the given url, but with the first "directory" removed. The presence of a certain config state can be detected by the <if config> tag. Attributes href="uri" Indicates which page should be linked to, if any other than the present one. add="string" The config state, or config states that should be added, in a comma separated list. drop="string" The config state, or config states that should be dropped, in a comma separated list. class="string" This cascading style sheet (CSS) class definition will apply to the a-element. All other attributes will be inherited by the generated `<a>` tag.