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Using Multiple Selection Lists
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38 Genie Application Style Guide February 2001
Nokia Multiple Selection List Guideline
■ Provide navigation links to the next URL.
In addition to the <do> element or <do type="options"> label, create a link
leading to the next card. This lets the user navigate via the link rather than from the
Options softkey.
Example 6-2
Nokia 7110 Browser
Example: <select name="recip" multiple="true">
<option value="bbrown">Bob Brown</option>
<option value="aclemson">Angelica Clemson</option>
<option value="dbigelow">Dirk Bigelow</option>
<option vlaue="gkinser">Gary Kinser</option>
<option value="jlingle">Jeff Lingle</option>
</select>
<a href="send.cgi">Next</a>
Example 6-2 illustrates how to let the user easily navigate from a URL. The multiple
selection list is displayed by the local Nokia 7110 user interface and is not a browser
card. Providing a link allows the user to navigate to the next card without pressing the
Options softkey.
■ Long text does not wrap.
Ensure that the text fits on one line; longer text is truncated.
Mitsubishi Trium Multiple Selection List
Guideline
■ Avoid using <do> options.
Provide a link to the next URL instead
■ Long text does not wrap.
Ensure that the text fits on one line; longer text is truncated.
■
Abby Clemson
Dirk Bigelow
Gary Kinse
r
■
Jeff Lingle
Mark
Done
Bob Brown
Names:
[Abby Clemson]
Next
Options
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