[% META
   title = 'Manage members'
%]

<p>
    This page lists the current members for <b>[% taskid_login %]</b>.
+ Below, you can delete members from the [% taskid_login %] by
    selecting one or more records in the table below. You can also add
+ new member(s) to this task ID by clicking on
    <b class="important">Add member</b>.
</p>

<div class="alternate-rule"><hr/></div>

<p class="ind-link">
    <a class="forward-em-link" href="[% webActionProcessor.controllerN
+ame %]?action=add_taskid_member&taskid_auth=[% taskid_auth | uri | ht
+ml %]&taskid_login=[% taskid_login |uri |html %]" title="Click here t
+o add a new Task ID member.">Add member</a>
</p>

[%# Show global delete message only if records were deleted... %]
[% IF NumberOfDeletedRecords %]
    [% INCLUDE global_message.tt globalMessage=NumberOfDeletedRecords 
+_ ' records have been deleted.' %]
[% END %]

[% INCLUDE form_table.tt table=TaskIDMembersTable %]

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I HAVE USED URI | HTML FOR THE LINK MENTIONED ABOVE BUT IT'S NOT ENCODING CHARACTERS LIKE <>'", . BUT ONLY @ IS ENCODED TO %. PLEASE HELP, HOW TO ENCODE ALL THE CHARACTERS IF USED ATTACKING <SCRIPT> TAGS IN URL.

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