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WML Document Skeleton

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WML Document Skeleton

Certain tags define the basic framework of a WML document. The tags listed below make up the
basic skeleton of a WML document, and are supported by the 4620 unless otherwise indicated.

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Common tag attributes: xml:lang, class, and id

The attributes xml:lang, class and id are universal attributes associated with every WML element.
The web browser will support these tags as follows:

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<wml> tag - The tag defines a deck of cards and encloses all information the deck and
is a required WML element. This tag must contain at least one tag.

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<head> tag - The tag is an optional WML tag containing information relating to the
deck as a whole, including meta-data and access control elements. This tag is not supported.

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<meta/> tag - The optional tag is contained between multiple tags. This tag
gives values for the parameters that describe the content of the deck. This tag is not
supported.

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<card> tag - A single WML file can contain multiple cards. This leads to the analogy - a "deck"
of "cards" within a single WML file. A "card" is essentially the specification of one specific WML
page. This is a mandatory tag.

The card element attributes supported by the web browser are as follows (unsupported attributes
are indicated as such in the Comments column):

Attribute

Comments

xml:lang

NOT SUPPORTED

class

NOT SUPPORTED

SUPPORTED

Attribute

Value(s)

Description

Comments

newcontext

true

false

Re-initializes the browser
context

Default is "false”

Clears out the current WML
browser context. This entails
emptying the navigation
stack history and clearing
out all variables. NOT
SUPPORTED