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tqOption Overview
tqOptions extend the power of tqTags and of templates in general. Most of the tqOptions are available only within tqTags; you use such tqOptions to do the following:
Some tqOptions, for example if, enable you to implement client-side and server-side conditional statements at any location within an outer or inner template.
- Implement client-side and server-side conditional statements within the tqTag
- Add options to the tqTag
Some tqOptions, for example if, enable you to implement client-side and server-side conditional statements at any location within an outer or inner template.
| Element | Description | In every tqOption? | Syntax |
|---|---|---|---|
| Start tqOption | Initiate the tqOption | Yes | <tqoption |
| tqOption name | The condition tested by the tqOption | Yes | type="typeName" |
| Parameters | Optional or required parameters | No | param1="paramValue" param2="paramValue" |
| Alternative | tqOption value if condition tests false | Yes | alternative0="falseResult"> |
| Value if true | tqOption value if condition tests true | Yes | {! trueResult !}0 |
| Close tqOption | Close the tqOption | Yes | </tqoption> |
tqOption Syntax
<tqoption type="typeName" [param1="paramValue" | param2="paramValue"] alternative0="falseResult">{!
trueResult
!}0</tqoption>
trueResult
!}0</tqoption>
