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SetList Element

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The SetList element designates which list is current.

Syntax

<SetList
  Name = "Text"
  PreserveContext = "TRUE" | "FALSE"
  Scope = "Request">
</SetList>

Attributes

Name Description
Name Required Text. Specifies the name of the list.
PreserveContext Optional Boolean. If FALSE, implementing the SetList element reruns the database query that is necessary to fetch the data for a form that displays a single list item. This functionality is useful when a view and a form are on the same page. The default value is TRUE.
Scope When set to Request, this attribute makes the list globally available to the page.

Remarks

When you use the SetList element, you need to use the internal name, which has no spaces and is invariant.

The SetList element has both a spanning and a nonspanning form, so that <SetList>Announcements</SetList> would be the same as <SetList Name="Announcements"/>.

Example

The following example returns the value of the Title field from the Lists table in the database if the current list equals the list that is looked up. The current list is first temporarily assigned to a variable, Old, and then reinstated as the current list.

<SetVar Scope="Request" Name="Old">
   <List/>
</SetVar>
<SetList>
   <GetVar Name="Lookup"/>
</SetList>
<IfEqual>
   <Expr1>
      <List/>
   </Expr1>
   <Expr2>
      <GetVar Name="Lookup"/>
   </Expr2>
   <Then>
      <ListProperty HTMLEncode="TRUE" Select="Title"/>
   </Then>
</IfEqual>
<SetList><GetVar Name="Old"/></SetList>