IntroductionIntroduction
  Publishing web pagesPublishing web pages
  RXMLRXML
  Information tagsInformation tags
  String tagsString tags
  Variable tagsVariable tags
    <set>set<set>set
    <unset>unset<unset>unset
    <cset>cset<cset>cset
    <append>append<append>append
    <define>define<define>define
    <undefine>undefine<undefine>undefine
    <insert>insert<insert>insert
    <use>use<use>use
    <formoutput>formoutput<formoutput>formoutput
  URL tagsURL tags
  If tagsIf tags
  Graphics tagsGraphics tags
  Database tagsDatabase tags
  LDAPLDAP
  Programming tagsProgramming tags
  SSI tagsSSI tags
  Image mapsImage maps
  Supports systemSupports system
  SecuritySecurity
  AppendixAppendix
 
Variable tags

Variable tags can be used to create dynamic web pages as well as making web pages that are easier to maintain. The tags have one thing in common, they store and retrieve information from different places:

variables
Form variables, as well as variables created with tags like <set> and <cset>. Variables are the backbone of RXML programming.

other
Other variables only exist in output tags, like <sqloutput>. The most common use is to transfer a value available from the output tag to a real variable, by using {set variable=foo other=bar}.

defines
or macros are fully internal to the server. They are mostly used for to save authors typing repetitive blocks of text.

tags
It is possible to define new tags, or to redefine an existing HTML tag.

packages
Packages are ready-to-use defines and tags provided by the administrator of the server.
The variable tags are:

<set>
Sets a variable to a new value.

<unset>
Unsets a variable.

<cset>
Sets a variable to the contents of the tag.

<append>
Appends a value to a variable.

<define>
Defines new tags, container tags or defines.

<undefine>
Undefines a previously defined tag, container tag or define.

<insert>
Inserts values from files, cookies, defines or variables.

<use>
Reads tags, container tags and defines from a file or package.

<formoutput>
A tag for inserting variables into just about any context.