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The value attribute takes precedence over ivalue. For example, the tag syntax is as follows:
<input title=”Hello there” ivalue=”Enter name here” />
The text box displays [Enter name here] instead of the default [Enter text here]. The page
author can supply any text to the ivalue. Once the user enters text, the value attribute now
equals the typed-in text. The words “Enter name here” disappear and the user-entered text
remains in the text box.
The optional empty OK attribute sets a Boolean value that specifies whether empty input can be
accepted, even if the format attribute is set. The WML default is false, which forbids empty
values, while a true WML browser default permits empty values. This means that if the user is in
text entry mode and the page author sets the value as false, the user cannot leave text entry
mode without entering some characters. At this point, the phone must display the following
message “Input field cannot be empty” so the user can make an entry and leave text entry
mode.
The six display lines/cells associated with the phone’s Feature buttons are available for input
elements. The Top Line of the display cannot be used for input.
The input tag causes an automatic line break before and after input text.
Only one input tag can exist per display line.
When a user views a page with the input tag specified, the card title displays first. When the
user scrolls to the first line containing input, the Top Line shows the input box title if specified,
otherwise the card title is shown. The TopLine displays the card title for all non-input text.
When the input box is selected a vertical line, or cursor, appears at the beginning of the input
box.
ivalue The attribute value takes precedence over
ivalue.
SUPPORTED.
maxlength number Sets the maximum number of characters the
user can enter in the field.
SUPPORTED.
size number_o
f_char
Sets the width of the input field. NOT
SUPPORTED.
tabindex number Sets the tabbing position for the input field. NOT
SUPPORTED.
title cdata Sets a title for the input field. SUPPORTED.
type text
password
Indicates the type of the input field. The
default value is “text.”
SUPPORTED.
value cdata Sets the default value of the variable in the
name attribute.
SUPPORTED.
Attribute Value Description Comments
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- 4600 Series IP Telephones 1
- (API) Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Issue 1 April 2005 5 5
- Issue 1 April 2005 7 7
- Document Organization 10
- Issue Date 11
- How to Use This Document 11
- Terms Used in This Document 11
- About This Guide 12
- Issue 1 April 2005 13 13
- Online Documentation 15
- Related Documentation 16
- Overview 17
- Existing Interfaces 18
- Issue 1 April 2005 19 19
- IP Telephone Interfaces 20
- Push Feature Description 22
- Push Architecture 22
- Issue 1 April 2005 23 23
- Push Message Flow 24
- Step 4 – Request Launched 25
- About the Push Agent 26
- HTTP Server 26
- Push Types 27
- Push Interface Overview 28
- The Display Push Type 29
- Display Push Example 1: 30
- Priorities and States 30
- Successful Push Response 31
- Normal Priority 31
- Barge Priority 32
- Display Push XML Messages 33
- Creating Push Messages 34
- Display Push Example 2: 35
- Push Agent 35
- Push Content (PC) 36
- The Topline Push Type 37
- Topline Push Example 1: 38
- Topline Push XML Messages 41
- Topline Push Example 2: 43
- Topline Push Content (PC) 44
- Using the <Topline> tag 45
- The Audio Push Type 46
- Audio Push Example: 47
- Audio Push XML Messages 49
- RTP Port 50
- Audio Push Content (PC) 51
- Issue 1 April 2005 53 53
- The Subscribe Push Type 54
- Subscribe XML Messages 55
- Subscribe Push Content (PC) 57
- Requirements 59
- Security 59
- Push Administration 60
- Validation Scenarios 61
- Subscription Service 62
- Subscriber Service 63
- Subscription Update 65
- Retry Timer 65
- Denial of Service Timer 65
- Issue 1 April 2005 67 67
- HTTP Error Messages 69
- Physical Attributes 72
- Web Browser Navigation 73
- Icons for Navigation Control 74
- Issue 1 April 2005 75 75
- Multiple Paging Indicators 76
- Moving Up and Down a Card 76
- Example: 77
- Truncation Rules and Links 78
- Enabling Text Entry 79
- Text Entry Example: 80
- Text Editing Modes 81
- Input Modes 82
- Issue 1 April 2005 83 83
- Character Set Support 84
- Web History 84
- Display Colors 84
- Call Interaction 85
- Syntax Implementation 87
- Issue 1 April 2005 89 89
- Web: Click-to-Dial Demo 91
- Issue 1 April 2005 93 93
- Page Loading 94
- Error Tones 95
- HTTP Protocol 95
- HTTP Header 95
- Error Messages 97
- Issue 1 April 2005 99 99
- About The Web Browser 100
- Issue 1 April 2005 101 101
- Introduction 103
- General Background 104
- WML Tags and Attributes 104
- Issue 1 April 2005 105 105
- Text Elements 107
- Text Formatting Tags 108
- Anchor Elements 108
- Image Elements 109
- Event Elements 110
- Issue 1 April 2005 111 111
- Task Elements 113
- Input Elements 114
- Issue 1 April 2005 115 115
- Variable Elements 117
- Character Entities 118
- Colors and Fonts 118
- Access Key Input Mode (AIM) 119
- Issue 1 April 2005 121 121
- 8VHGLDOSDGIRUWH[WHQWU\ 123
- 2VFDU+LOODUG 123
- Terminating AIM 125
- Chapter 8: Web Applications 127
- Web Applications 128
- Avaya-Provided Download Files 129
- Issue 1 April 2005 131 131
- Issue 1 April 2005 133 133
- Issue 1 April 2005 135 135
- Return AddToSD 136
- (UURU0HVVDJH 137
- Return Retry 137
- Issue 1 April 2005 139 139
- Issue 1 April 2005 141 141
- Issue 1 April 2005 143 143
- Issue 1 April 2005 145 145
- Issue 1 April 2005 147 147
- Issue 1 April 2005 149 149
- Telephone 151
- Issue 1 April 2005 153 153
- Issue 1 April 2005 159 159
- Issue 1 April 2005 161 161
- Issue 1 April 2005 167 167
- Image Support 170
- JPEG Images 171
- Image Rendering 171
- Scrolling Through Images 172
- Image area 173
- Image Size 174
- Number of Images Supported 175
- Cascading Order 176
- Issue 1 April 2005 181 181
- CSS2 Specifications 182
- CSS Background Properties 183
- CSS Text Properties 183
- Code Examples 184
- <card> Example 185
- <p> tag Example 186
- Another <p> tag Example 187
- First <a> tag Example 188
- Second <a> tag Example 189
- Third <a> tag Example 190
- <do> tag Example 191
- Issue 1 April 2005 193 193
- Colors Specification 195
- Issue 1 April 2005 197 197
- Issue 1 April 2005 199 199
- Issue 1 April 2005 201 201
- Numerical 203
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