Request Results Form

Command link:     None
HTML document:  request_result.html

This form controls the display of the request results screen for single requests. If this form exists, the system uses this form rather than the default display. The valid tokens for this custom form are:

Token Description
<!--{toplogo}--> Inserts the <HTML> and <BODY> tags that begin an HTML page and displays the HTML defined in the TOPLOGO Web option. This must be the first line in the form.
<!-{loggedin}-> Displays the logout button and the "You are logged in as" message.
<!--{startover}--> Offers a Start Over button that points to the URL in the PSTARTOVER Web option. The button image is defined in the BUT_STARTOVER Web option.
<!--{ret2browse}--> The system replaces this token with Regular Display button. If a user clicks this button, the WebPAC returns the user to the page the user was viewing when the user initiated the request. The BUT_REGULAR_DISPLAY Web option defines the appearance of the Regular Display button.
<!--{searchtool}--> The system replaces this token with the search tool.
<!--{iferror}--> If the request was unsuccessful, allows the behavior defined in the <!--{errormsg}--> token.
<!--{errormsg}--> Displays the text of the error message.
<!--{else}--> If the request is successful, allows the behavior defined in the <!--{successmsg}-->, <!--{ifpickuploc}-->, and <!--{pickuploc}--> tokens.
<!--{successmsg}-->
Inserts the standard "successful request" message for a request. To customize the "successful request" message, replace this token with the text of the customized "successful request" message.
<!--{xif}-->
Closes the <!--{iferror}--> logic.
<!--{ifpickuploc}-->
Determines whether there is a pickup location to be entered into the successful request message.
<!--{pickuploc}-->
If there is a pickup location, inserts the label of the selected pickup location or campus.
<!--{xif}-->
Closes the <!--{ifpickuploc}--> logic.
<!--{botlogo}--> Displays the HTML defined in the BOTLOGO Web option. Does not insert the </BODY> and </HTML> tags that finish an HTML page.


You can create separate custom forms for each combination of language, scope, and patron type by using the following naming convention:

request_result_LANG_s#_p#.html

LANG The language code (e.g., spa for Spanish, fre for French).
s# The number of the scope (e.g., s1, s2, s3).
p# The patron type or PTYPE (e.g., p0 or p243).

For a current example of this form, see the appropriate example set in WebPAC Example Sets and Photoshop Files on CSDirect.