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Description

The NAME property is used to identify a variable or value depending on which tag is being used.


Syntax

<#SETCOOKIE NAME="nameofvariable" value="avalue"/>

or

<#KILLCOOKIE NAME="nameofvariable"/>


or

<#HEADER NAME="nameofheader" VALUE=""/>
or

<#FOR NAME="NameOfTheForVariable" STARTIN="InitialValue" ENDIN="FinalValue">
.
.
.
<#/FOR>

 

Applications

You can use the name property for:
  • Set the name of a variable using the SETCOOKIE tag.
  • Killing a variable indicated in the name property using the KILLCOOKIE tag.
  • Changing a HTTP response header value using the HEADER element.
  • Creating a temporarily variable with the actual index inside the FOR tag.
The NAME property is used in the DBSP tags:

FOR
HEADER
KILLCOOKIE
SETCOOKIE

See the documentation of each tag for further reference.