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General principles of browsing
Dynamic lists
4.3.3 Logout
The use of this functionality should be preferred for closing the browser,
because it closes the session and prevents another user from obtaining
access to that session without having the login codes.
5 General principles of browsing
5.1 Dynamic lists
The dynamic lists replace, where applicable, the conventional lists of your
browser. Options allow you to find the element sought in the list more
easily.
5.1.1 The data entry field
The data entry field
allows you to enter the first
characters of the name sought. If one or more names correspond to this
entry, a list opens, proposing to you the corresponding options. You can
then select an element using the mouse pointer or by browsing with the
 and  keys. The Enter key confirms the highlighted option, while the
"Escape" key closes the options list again. If the list corresponding to the
text entered is larger than the space reserved for it, navigation buttons
allowing you to browse through it appear
. You can also
use the "Next Page" and "Previous Page" keys for this purpose. Finally,
this data entry field accepts Windows wild cards. You can therefore use
the "*" character to replace part of the name, or the "?" character to
replace a letter. The "foo" search will give all elements whose name
begins with "foo", while the "*foo" search will give all elements whose
name contains “foo".
5.1.2 Opening the list
The
button allows you to open the list: if a name is selected, it
remains present in the text field but has no influence on the list. The list is
therefore opened without filtering (equivalent to filter "*"). If the total
number of elements is large, a browse through the list will also be
proposed. The entry of characters in the text field will activate filtering
again.
5.1.3 Deletion of an element
When the field does not impose the choice of an element, the
button
is present in the component. If an element is selected, pressing this
button causes deletion of the selection. The form can therefore be sent
with a null value for the corresponding choice.
5.1.4 Access to the detailed list
When the
button is present, this indicates that a page containing a
corresponding list and containing more filtering details or possibilities is
available. Pressing this button opens this list page; the selection of a
name in this list therefore causes the same action as the selection of an
element in the initial list.
5.1.5 Width of lists
When the names of the list elements are clipped by an excessively small
list size, It is thus possible to see the full string by passing over or
selecting the element.
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