New To Version 2.0: This is a child tag - available for most controls. It is used primarily for providing the user with additional or help information related to a particular control. When it encounters this child tag, XMod will create a link and content area for your information. Into that content area, XMod will place the text you place between the <info> </info> tags.
If the client's machine has Javascript enabled, they can click the link to show/hide your information. If you anticipate your users will not have Javascript, you can still use the <info> tag as a static information area. Just remove the "caption" attribute and make sure you specify "visible" for the "visibility" attribute.
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caption |
This is the text that will appear in the link the user clicks to show/hide the information. Typically, the value may be something like "Help" or "More Info..." To prevent the link from being rendered, do not specify the caption attribute. |
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class |
Name of the CSS Class used to style the section (a <div> tag) containing the information. (Optional) [String value] |
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linkclass |
Name of the CSS Class used to style the link used to show/hide the information panel. (Optional) [String value] |
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visibility |
Determines the initial state of the information panel. Valid values are:
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Example of Dynamic Display (requires Javascript on client)
<input ref="txtQuantity" class="NormalTextBox" required="true" width="50px">
<label>Quantity: </label>
<default>1</default>
<validate type="numeric" message="You must enter a number for Quantity" class="NormalRed"/>
<info caption="More Info..." visibility="hidden" class="NormalBold" linkclass="Normal">Enter the number of items you wish to purchase</info>
</input>
Example of Static Display (no Javascript required)
<input ref="txtPassword" class="NormalTextBox" required="true" width="50px" password="true">
<label>Quantity: </label>
<info visibility="visible" class="Normal">Enter the password you received in the email we sent you</info>
</input>