With the fragment open in the Fragment Editor, click Parameters. In the Fragment Parameters dialog see Make the appropriate changes to the Type, Description, Default Value, Query With the fragment open in the Fragment Editor, click Parameters. In the Frag
13.12.6.1 Editing the Parameter in a Fragment
To edit the parameter in a fragment, perform these tasks:1. With the fragment open in the Fragment Editor, click Parameters.
2. In the Fragment Parameters dialog see
Properties for Fragment Dialog on page A-89, select a parameter in the Name list. Figure 13–15 Parameter Selection in Fragment Parameters Dialog3. Make the appropriate changes to the Type, Description, Default Value, Query
Text , and Option List Query Text and Option List do not apply to all parameter types. See Properties for Fragment Dialog on page A-89. 4. Click the Parameter Up icon Figure 13–16 or the Parameter Down icon Figure 13–17 to move the parameter up or down in the list this also affects its location in the Fragment Parameter Values dialog. Figure 13–16 Parameter Up icon Figure 13–17 Parameter Down icon5. Click OK to close the Fragment Parameters dialog.
To see a description of the parameters in the sample fragments, see Appendix C, Sample Fragments. Working With Fragments 13-1913.12.6.2 Adding a New Parameter to a Fragment
To add a parameter to a fragment, perform these tasks:1. With the fragment open in the Fragment Editor, click Parameters.
2. In the Fragment Parameters dialog see
Properties for Fragment Dialog on page A-89, click the New Parameter icon Figure 13–18 and type a name for the parameter in the text box provided. Figure 13–18 New Parameter Icon Figure 13–19 Parameter Name Entry in Fragment Parameters Dialog3. Choose a type from the Type menu for a description of each type, see
Fragment Parameters Dialog on page A-91.4. Enter a description in the Description field.
The description displays at the bottom of the Fragment Parameter Values dialog when you use the fragment.5. Enter a value for the Default Value.
This value is used if you do not choose a parameter value in the Fragment Parameter Values dialog when adding the fragment to a template.6. Enter a value for Query Text and Option List this applies only to parameters of
type text, manageddoc, and managedurl.7. Click the Parameter Up icon
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