With directive

Use the With directive to:

Replace the primary page with a different page (the base page) throughout a segment of the HTML as an HTML coding convenience
Set the current embedded page
Define the active property reference
Override an HTML Property rule

Here is an example:

{with PAGE myPage}
Enter your HTML and/or directives here.
{end}

Four JavaServer Page tags provide a functionally identical capability for stream rules using JSP. See:

In the syntax presentations below:

Square bracket characters [ and ] define optional parts of the directive. Do not type the brackets.
Curly brace characters { and } mark the start and end of the directive.
Replace any text in italics with your choice of value of that type.

{with OPTION [=] myReference or myPage}
Enter HTML and/or directives here.
{end}

Option	Explanation and example
`PAGE`	Replace the primary page with another page as the base page. {with PAGE [=] myPage} Enter your HTML and/or directives here. {end}
`EMBEDDEDPAGE`	Set the current embedded page. {with EMBEDDEDPAGE [=] myReference} Enter your HTML and/or directives here. {end} The values for myReference can be: $this $this.myPage $this(3) $this(string that represents the group ID)
`TARGET`	Defines radio buttons and selection boxes. It lets the system examine the value for the current selection. The target reference target must be to a single scalar destination. {with TARGET [=] myReference} Enter your HTML and/or directives here. {end} Values for myReference can be: A single scalar destination property `$NONE` `$THIS` Use `$NONE` as myReference to omit the target from the generated HTML. For example: {with TARGET MyProperty} {INCLUDE FixedList = myFixedList} {end}
`REFERENCE`	Override an HTML Property rule. {with REFERENCE [=] .myProperty} Enter your HTML and/or directives here. {end} For example: {with REFERENCE = .myProperty} {include myHTML} {end}