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These syntax rules and tips apply to all adaptive tags.
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All tags are XML compliant. For example, only strings are allowed; you cannot use a tag within an attribute of another tag (<legal a=<illegal/>/>). |
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All adaptive tags belong to the namespace http://www.plumtree.com/xmlschemas/ptui/. The namespace prefix must be "pt" (xmlns:pt='http://www.plumtree.com/xmlschemas/ptui/). To avoid including the namespace in every tag, enclose all tags in a span that defines the namespace. |
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All adaptive tag attributes require the "pt:" prefix. If you do not include the pt prefix, the portal will not return an error, but will replace the attribute with the default value when the tag is processed. |
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The adaptive tag framework displays tag errors as HTML comments. If you suspect that a tag error has occurred, simply view the HTML source for the page. If there was a problem, there should be an HTML comment where the adaptive tag would have been. |
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Adaptive tags adhere to XHTML specifications. These specifications are not handled correctly by all HTML editors and IDEs. Some editors do not display tags correctly because of the required "pt:" prefix before tags and Oracle WebCenter Interaction attributes. |
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Use tag debug mode for additional insight into tag errors. Turning on Debug Mode causes the adaptive tag framework to output HTML comments declaring the start and end of each tag. This can be useful for determining whether a tag ran and did not output the expected result, or did not run at all, for example. Note: Standard HTML tags are not wrapped in HTML comments. |
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