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4.6.2 Direct input access
The user can also select the input element by pressing any numeric key when the edit box
appears and the pressed key is already placed in the edit box, i.e., the user can just start
inputting characters and the edit box appears automatically.
When T9 (predictive text input) is activated, the soft keys are "Options" and "Back" when the editor is
empty. Otherwise the soft keys are "Options" and "Clear." This also applies if T9 is deactivated. Input
fields can be specified by the input element's type and format attributes.
<template>
<do type="previous" label="Back" optional="false">
<prev/>
</do>
</template>
<card id="card1" title="Homepage">
<p align="left">
Please, register
<br/>
Username:
<input name="username" type="text" title="Username"/>
Password:
<input name="password" type="password" title="Password"/>
<do type="accept" label="Enter" optional="false">
<go href="#confirm" method="get" sendreferer="false"/>
</do>
</p>
</card>
<card id="confirm" title="Confirmation" ordered="true">
<p align="left">
$(username), thank you for registering.
</p>
</card>
</wml>
Example 7: Text input <input>
4.6.3 Select element
Selection lists are elements that specify a list of options for the user to choose from. There are
two kinds of selection lists supported: single-choice and multiple-choice lists. The user can
select multiple choice, if the multiple attribute is set as true (selected items are marked
with a selection symbol). The user can highlight and select the selection list item on a card.
The options list of the browser display is extended with "Select." The user can also select the
selection list by pressing the Send key. That same item will be highlighted and displayed with
a selected icon in front of it once the user re-enters the list during the same browsing session.
A selection list item on a card looks similar to an input element item; it consists of a title,
brackets, and a value. There is always a default value inside the brackets in a single selection
list (in a multi-selection list there are by default three dots between the brackets unless
specified otherwise by the service provider). If there are no options in the selection list, three
dots are displayed between the brackets. The title is not displayed in the card itself. The value
with the brackets is always wrapped to the next line, which means that there will never be
text and a value with brackets on the same line. If the value cannot fit onto one line, the
remaining part of the content is truncated and replaced with three dots.
The title of the selection list is the first item of the card containing the selection list. If the
value is a value of a multi-selection, the selections are separated with commas. If the value
cannot fit into one line, the end of the content is truncated and replaced with three dots. The
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