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Workflow Initiation window

Annad

Hi,
In the workflow initiation window, I am using 2 sets of TAG_info section. Between the two section I like to write down simple html code to write down some instructions.
How do I display simple html in the body of the window.

Thanks.
Anna Dalas.

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Migrateduser

Unfortunately, there's no good way to do this. With the CGI_info directive you can write out HTML above or below the tag table (search the doc for pre_tagtable_html and post_tagtable_html). If you want to embed HTML in the middle, the workaround is to create a non-required item, and set the HTML on it to inlcude whatever it is you want, and not include a form element of any kind.

Adam Stoller

Unfortunately, there's no good way to do this. With the CGI_info directive you can write out HTML above or below the tag table (search the doc for pre_tagtable_html and post_tagtable_html). If you want to embed HTML in the middle, the workaround is to create a non-required item, and set the HTML on it to inlcude whatever it is you want, and not include a form element of any kind.

Actually - you could do something like this:

TAG_info(                                                                                                                 
         t1 =>                                                                                                            
         [ html => qq[<input type="text"/>
                            <p>
                            <h1>Major Text Adornment</h1>
                             You can place <i>your</i> text here
                            </p>],                                                                              
           is_required => 'true',                                                                                         
      ],                                                                                                                  
         t2 =>                                                                                                            
         [ html => qq[<input type="text"/>],                                                                              
           is_required => 'false',                                                                                        
      ],                                                                                                                  
     );

I unfortunately cannot test this our right now to verify it - but I believe it will work. You might have to play around with the

label

directive and such, but basically I believe it should work.

Migrateduser

Adam, that's precisely what I'm saying except the recommendation would be:

:

TAG_info( 
t1 => 
[ html => qq[
<p>
<h1>Major Text Adornment</h1>
You can place <i>your</i> text here
</p>], 
label => '',
is_required => 'true', 
], 
t2 => 
[ html => qq[<input type="text"/>], 
is_required => 'false', 
], 
);

So, no input, and set the label blank. We regularly do a variant of this for putting headers in the middle of the tag table. However, I don't consider it a good solution since your HTML will always go in the second table cell and there's no way to join across the table cells.

Actually - you could do something like this:
TAG_info( 
t1 => 
[ html => qq[<input type="text"/>
<p>
<h1>Major Text Adornment</h1>
You can place <i>your</i> text here
</p>], 
is_required => 'true', 
], 
t2 => 
[ html => qq[<input type="text"/>], 
is_required => 'false', 
], 
); 
I unfortunately cannot test this our right now to verify it - but I believe it will work. You might have to play around with the
label
directive and such, but basically I believe it should work.