Processing Instructions"

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Each XML processing instruction specifies the instruction how to process the XML document. It is called directives in ZK. For example, the following specifies the page title and style.
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Each XML processing instruction specifies how to process the XML document. It is called '''directives''' in ZK. For example, the following directive specifies the page title and style.
  
 
<source lang="xml">
 
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Notice that there should be ''no'' whitespace between the question mark and the processing instruction's name (i.e., page in the above example).
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Notice that there should be '''no''' whitespace between the question mark and the processing instruction's name (i.e., page in the above example).
  
 
You can also use EL in instructions like:
 
You can also use EL in instructions like:
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<?component name="loc-datebox" extends="datebox" locale="${somelocale}"?>
 
<?component name="loc-datebox" extends="datebox" locale="${somelocale}"?>
 
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Processing Instructions


Directive

Each XML processing instruction specifies how to process the XML document. It is called directives in ZK. For example, the following directive specifies the page title and style.

<?page title="Grey background" style="background: grey"?>

Notice that there should be no whitespace between the question mark and the processing instruction's name (i.e., page in the above example).

You can also use EL in instructions like:

<?page automaticTimeout="true" title="${personalTitle}"?>
<?component name="loc-datebox" extends="datebox" locale="${somelocale}"?>




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