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GetNextDescription

The GetNextDescription method returns the text description of the next item in the Content Linking List file.

Syntax

GetNextDescription(listURL)

Parameters

listURL

The location of the Content Linking List file.

Return Values

The GetNextDescription method returns an ASCII string describing the next item in the Content Linking List file. If the current page is not found in the list file, GetNextDescription returns the string description of the last page on the list.

Applies To

Content Linking Component

See Also

GetNextURL, GetPreviousDescription, GetNthDescription

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