page

Returns an HTML link that uses a URI for an Interchange page or form action, including the Interchange session ID and supplied arguments, as appropriate.

Note

Use of this tag is discouraged. Use the [area] tag instead.

Summary

[page href arg]

Parameter	Description	Default
href	Path to Interchange page or action.	None
arg	Interchange argument to page or action	None
add_dot_html	Add ".html" to the end of the path component of the generated URI.	No
add_source	Add a "mv_source" parameter to the URI.	No
alias
form	Encode CGI form parameters into the link URI.	None
link_relative	The href path is relative to the current directory.	No
match_security	Set secure true if the current page is secure.	No
no_count	Don't encode a "mv_pc" argument into the generated URI.	No
no_session	Never encode a session ID or "mv_pc" arguments into the generated URI.	No
no_session_id	Don't encode a session ID argument into the generated URI.	No
once
scan	Create an Interchange search URI instead of an ordinary href.	No
search	See the scan parameter.	No
secure	to create a "secure" internal URI using VendURL.	No

Examples

Tag expansion example

[page href="dir/foo" arg="bar"]My link</a>

Perl example

$Tag->page({
href => $href,
arg => $arg,
});

or similarly with positional parameters:

$Tag->page($href, $arg, $attribute_hash_reference);

Description

This tag returns a HTML link to the specified Interchange page or action.

The only difference between [page] and [area] is that [page] will return the full HTML link, whereas [area] will only return the URI.

Note

Use of this [page] tag is discouraged; You are advised to use the [area] tag instead.

Parameters

See the [area] tag's documentation for a description of this tag's parameters.