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Since XMP tags like (xmod:Select) don’t appear to be supported in the (AddSuccessTemplate)....

Since XMP tags like (xmod:Select) don’t appear to be supported in the (AddSuccessTemplate) of (AddForm) what is the recommended method to conditionally display blocks of HTML based on data [[Field]] Tokens. This question is somewhat similar to my prior question which has yet to be answered ;-)
AddFormaddsuccesstemplatexmod:select
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James Allen Hall asked Nov 10, 2015 active Nov 10, 2015

(NoItemsTemplate) or (xmod:Select) for (AddForm)?

I’ve got a scenario where an (AddForm) is used with a (SelectCommand) returning a single (1) row to populate some “defaults”. It’s possible that the SelectCommand could return zero (0) rows. In that case I’d like XMP to render different HTML in a similar manor as (NoItemsTemplate) or (xmod:Select) in a template. The (Panel) tag would work if it had say a “ShowIf” attribute like it has a “ShowRoles
AddFormnoitemstemplatePanelSelectCommandxmod:select
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James Allen Hall asked Nov 8, 2015 active Nov 9, 2015

to determine name of url parameter?

Was wondering if anyone has any thoughts on the best way to accomplish something a little different and slightly unusual. I have a master page which lists two columns of text in hyperlink format. They are listed as Practice Areas and Industry Groups. The first data list url uses a parameter named PA=x The second data list uses a parameter named IG=x. Both urls point to the same child page, just di
parameterurlURL Parameterxmod:select
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Mark Guercio asked Oct 13, 2014 active Oct 14, 2014

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