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Wireless Markup Language 101 If you missed the previous article that led to this one, you can find it here: http://www.devwebpro.com/2001/0720.html Below are some of the mechanics of the language: The Prologue, is the first part of your WML article. It contains information for the browser to let them know what kind of document it is and where they can find the rules (DTD) for this document. It usually is: http://www.wapforum.org/DTD/wml_1.1.xml
<?xml version="1.0"?>
Line Space and Formatting Tags
<wml> ========================== Here is an example of making a table in WML (This too is the same as HTML):
<wml> ==========================
<anchor>
<wml>
<anchor>Arabians
</anchor>
<anchor>Paints
</p></card> ==========================
<a>
<wml> ==========================
Image
<wml> ==========================
Input Fields Letting a user enter information
<wml>
<p>
</card> ========================== Select and Option Tags for Forms
<wml>
<p>
</card> ========================== Selecting More Than One Item
<wml>
<p>
</card> ========================== Fieldset
<wml>
<p> ========================== Go Tags allow you to change to the next page
<wml> ========================== Prev Task Going back To The previous card
<wml>
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