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In BML pages, code like <code><?needlogin?></code> refers to a definition in a scheme file. The definition will be like <code>NEEDLOGIN</code> in uppercase. | In BML pages, code like <code><?needlogin?></code> refers to a definition in a scheme file. The definition will be like <code>NEEDLOGIN</code> in uppercase. | ||
| − | A scheme can have a parent scheme, defined by <code>_parent=></code> at the beginning of the .look file. Most schemes have as their parent global.look. | + | A scheme can have a parent scheme, defined by <code>_parent=></code> at the beginning of the <code>.look</code> file. Most schemes have as their parent <code>global.look</code>. |
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Latest revision as of 03:00, 21 August 2012
The scheme files are located at:
%%DWHOME%%/cgi-bin/bml/scheme
They have a suffix of .look.
In BML pages, code like <?needlogin?> refers to a definition in a scheme file. The definition will be like NEEDLOGIN in uppercase.
A scheme can have a parent scheme, defined by _parent=> at the beginning of the .look file. Most schemes have as their parent global.look.
