HAWHAW XML Reference | Version 1.1 |
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Defines a form with the elements: <input>, <select>, <radio>, <checkbox>, <hidden>, <submit>, <text>, <img>, <table> or <hr> | |
One <deck> element can contain only one <form> element. | |
To process submitted form input, you need some sort of server sided scripting (PHP, ASP, JSP, Perl, SSI or whatever) on your webserver. Your script has to be specified by the "action" attribute of the <form> tag. Any output created by your script, has to be embedded in a HAWHAW XML file. From a HAWHAW proxy's view, there is no distinction between a normal static HAWHAW XML file and a dynamically created one. |
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action |
Full qualified URL, where the user input is sent to. (e.g. http://wap.foo.com/evaluate_form.asp) Note: Currently only the GET method is supported. |
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The receiving PHP script at http://wap.foo.com/login2.php can look like this: | ||
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Note: Make sure that the opening tag of your sripting language does not collide with the first line's XML declaration! In case of PHP, make sure that the short_open_tag option is turned off. If you don't have the permission to do this, you should omit the XML declaration instead. |
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<deck>, <text>, <img>, <table> or <input>, <select>, <radio>, <checkbox>, <hidden>, <submit>, <hr> |
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