<DISPLAY>

Display cards display formatted text. To define a display card, you use a <DISPLAY> statement.

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Syntax

<DISPLAY	Beginning of the display header.
NAME=card_name	A name for the card. Other cards can specify this name as a destination.
TITLE=card_title	The default bookmark name that appears when the user marks the card.
MARKABLE=boolean	Flag specifying whether the card can be marked. To allow the card to be marked, specify TRUE. The default value is determined by the MARKABLE option for the deck (see <HDML>).   Always set the MARKABLE option to FALSE for cards that execute or confirm transactions that the user might not want to repeat.   If you set the MARKABLE option to TRUE, it implicitly sets the PUBLIC option to TRUE, allowing other URLs to link directly to the card.
BOOKMARK=mark_URL	The URL the phone adds to the bookmark list if the user marks the card. If you do not specify the BOOKMARK option, the phone adds the URL of the current card to the bookmark list.
>	End of the display header.
actions	The actions to execute when the user presses a function key. For more information on specifying actions, see <ACTION>.
text	The formatted text the card displays. For more information on specifying formatted text, see Formatted text.
</DISPLAY>	The display footer.

Examples

The following HDML deck displays the card shown in Figure 2-8:

<HDML VERSION=3.0>
    <DISPLAY>
        <CENTER>Stock Statistics
        <LINE>E.P.S.<TAB>0.52
        <LINE>Beta<TAB>1.3
    </DISPLAY>
</HDML>

FIGURE  2-8.     Display card