J1.5:List parameter type
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The list parameter type provides a drop down list of custom-defined entries. If the parameter has a saved value this is selected when the page is first loaded. If not, the default value (if any) is selected.
- type (mandatory) must be list.
- name (mandatory) is the unique name of the parameter.
- label (mandatory) (translatable) is the descriptive title of the field.
- default (optional) is the default list item value.
- description (optional) (translatable) is text that will be shown as a tooltip when the user moves the mouse over the drop-down box.
- class (optional) is a CSS class name for the HTML form field. If omitted this will default to 'inputbox'.
The XML <param> element must include one or more <option> elements which define the list items. The text between the <option> and </option> tags is what will be shown in the drop down list and is a translatable string. The <option> tag takes the following argument:
- value (mandatory) is the value that will be saved for the parameter if this item is selected.
Tip: Don't forget to close the parameter definition with </param>.
Example XML parameter definition:
<param name="mylistvalue" type="list" default="" label="Select an option" description=""> <option value="0">Option 1</option> <option value="1">Option 2</option> </param>

