xlink:actuate

Actuating the Link

Definition

Indicates to an application the intended behavior for a link, specifically, the timing for obtaining or retrieving the content of a link (e.g., by a user clicking on the link to “request” the material, or the material being automatically loaded with an article when the article is loaded)

Attribute Values

In Elements

<bio> Biography
<chem-struct> Chemical Structure (Display)
<citation> Citation
<collab> Collaborative (Group) Author
<contrib> Contributor
<email> Email Address
<ext-link> External Link
<graphic> Graphic
<inline-graphic> Graphic, Inline
<inline-supplementary-material> Inline Supplementary Material
<institution> Institution Name: in an Address
<media> Media Object
<named-content> Named Special (Subject) Content
<product> Product Information
<related-article> Related Article Information
<self-uri> URI for This Same Article Online
<supplementary-material> Supplementary Material
<uri> Uniform Resource Indicator (URI)
Value Meaning
none The behavior is unconstrained, and no other markup is generally available in the link to assist an application in deducing the retrieval mechanism.
onLoad An application should retrieve the link at the same time a user obtains the initial article.
onRequest An application should only retrieve the link after a user has physically triggered the retrieval, e.g., clicked on the link.
other The behavior is unconstrained, but other markup is generally available in the link to assist an application in deducing the retrieval mechanism.
Restriction: This attribute may be specified if the element is used.

In Elements

<contrib> Contributor
<related-article> Related Article Information
Value Meaning
none The behavior is unconstrained, and no other markup is generally available in the link to assist an application in deducing the retrieval mechanism.
onLoad An application should retrieve the link at the same time a user obtains the initial article.
onRequest An application should only retrieve the link after a user has physically triggered the retrieval, e.g., clicked on the link.
other The behavior is unconstrained, but other markup is generally available in the link to assist an application in deducing the retrieval mechanism.
Restriction: This attribute may be specified if the element is used.