The server-side code varies from server model to server model but, in essence, it??™s quite similar. For example,
here??™s the code inserted when a Move To Next Record server behavior is applied:
ASP
<%=MM_moveNext%>
ColdFusion
#CurrentPage#?PageNum_rsEmployees=#Min(IncrementValue(PageNum
_rsEmployees),TotalPages_rsEmployees)##QueryString_rsEmployees#ut>
JSP
<%=MM_moveNext%>
.NET
<%# Request.ServerVariables(???SCRIPT_NAME???) %>?rs_currentPage=<%#
rs.CurrentPage + 1 %>
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Incorporating Dynamic Data Part IV
To keep this code accessible for server-side processing??”and viable for the JavaScript function to use??”it
must be embedded in a hidden variable form element. After the code is transferred, the temporary recordset
navigation elements previously inserted can be deleted. Here??™s how to accomplish this task, step by step:
1. Select the text link that matches the recordset navigation intended for your Flash button.
You can start anywhere because you??™re eventually going to add Flash buttons for all your recordset
navigation moves.
2. From the Property inspector, select and copy the value of the href attribute, using the keyboard
shortcut Ctrl+C (Command+C) or the context menu.
3. Position your cursor anywhere in the form, and choose Insert ??? Form ??? Hidden Field or click
the Hidden Field icon in the Forms category of the Insert bar.
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