Building a dynamic Web site is this easy with Tango. The New Record Builder is even more direct, with only one window to drag columns and tables into. Builders are a foundation of Tango. You can learn everything you need to know simply by using and exploring them. Let's look at the result of the Search Builder exercise.

Let's take a look at the application file you created and its actions and attributes.

You can see two search actions, control flow managed by If and ElseIf actions, and the various attributes of each action.

The Builder is its own tutorial. Explore the actions and attributes with the User's Guide in hand to understand more about Tango.

 
Save the application file as Demo in your Web server root directory. Make sure Tango Server and your Web server are running. Call the application file by typing the path to your Web server, followed by t3cgi.exe/Demo.taf
The first Web page you see is the one generated by the choices you made in the Search tab of the Search Builder.
Type Toronto into the City field and click find. The next Web page you see is a product of the Record Detail section of the Search Builder and the parameters you established. Notice Toronto is hyperlinked. This is the Link to Detail option you chose.
Click Toronto and you are on the third page of the Search Builder, the page generated by the Record List section of the Search Builder. Go back and look at the columns in the Location table. Every one is represented in the results generated by the Record List section of the Builder because you dragged the entire table into the column space.