A WML card can be set up to display the anchor functions of WML.

The wml:Go component represents the action of switching to a new card.

In this example, phone.wml is accessed by the mobile client (the Nokia WAP simulation client) and presents the user with choices for looking up phone numbers via the PhoneServlet. (PhoneServlet is part of the servlets examples package. See the servlets examples package documentation for instructions on how to build and deploy this servlet.) Based on the user's input, a request for a phone number is presented to the PhoneServlet in the form of query parameters added to the servlet URL. The Nokia WAP Server is used as a gateway and converts WML requests received from the client to HTTP Servlet requests that are forwarded to PhoneServlet running on WebLogic Server. The HTTP response from the servlet is then converted back to WML by the WAP server before being returned to the client.

Description of each WML tag

How to display PHP powered WML pages for wireless use in cell phones, PDAs, etc.

This lesson covers navigation between WML cards. As with HTML, navigation is supported by the a tags:

You can explore this user guide itself to see a longer example of a FrameMaker document and the WML file used to convert it to HTML.

This section covers some WML examples and exercises.

This example demonstrates how to perform numeric range validation using WMLScript and WML.

This page offers some simple examples to help give you a feel for WML. The first example is that of a splash screen and menu for a Wapsite:

This ASP.NET page displays “Hello W3Schools” as an WML card in an WML enabled cell phone:

Example of XML - XSL File for WML

Let's look at a small example of WML code that contains some of the key features of WAP, as well as some telepathic capabilities of your WAP-enabled mobile phone:

This example demonstrates how to create a simple animation using WMLScript and WML. You create the animation effect by swapping one image file for another repeatedly in response to a WML ontimer event. This example also demonstrates how to pass variable values from WML to a WMLScript function and then back again.

In our previous column, we showed you the currency.wml and currency.wmls files. Let's examine another example provided by Nokia's WAP Toolkit, mortgage.wml and mortgage.wmls.

The following example code demonstrates some of the ways in which you can get tasks and variables working together. The browser starts off by showing a picture of the Softsteel logo. Then, when the user successively performs an 'accept' action (see Lesson 8), the picture rotates through showing this and two other pictures.

Some nice WML examples.

This example demonstrates how to create a simple currency converter using WMLScript and WML. This example also demonstrates some of the ways in which WML and WMLScript interact.

A WML card can be set up to use the timer function of WML. The time unit of the timer is 1/10 of a second.

A WML deck with two cards - one for user input and one for displaying the result - can be set up, as demonstrated in this example: