1. Open a page and place the insertion point where you want the form to appear.
Select Insert > Form, or select the Forms category in the Insert bar and click the Form icon.
2. Dreamweaver inserts an empty form. With a page in Design view, forms are indicated by a dotted red outline. If you don’t see this outline, check that View > Visual Aids > Invisible Elements is selected.
3. Specify the page or script that will process the form data.
In the Document window, click the form outline to select the form. In the Property inspector (Window > Properties), type the path in the Property inspector’s Action text box, or click the folder icon to navigate to the appropriate page or script.
4. Specify the method to use to transmit the form data to the server.
In the Property inspector, select one of the following options in the Method pop-up menu:
Default uses the browser’s default setting to send the form data to the server. Typically the default is the GET method.
GET appends the value to the URL requesting the page.
POST embeds the form data in the HTTP request.
5. Insert form objects.
Place the insertion point where you want the form object to appear in the form, and then select the object in the Insert > Form menu, or in the Forms category of the Insert bar.
If desired, set the properties of the form object after inserting it in the page. For more information, select the form object and click the Help icon in the Property inspector.
6. Adjust the layout of the form as desired.
You can use line breaks, paragraph breaks, preformatted text, or tables to format your forms. You cannot insert a form in another form (that is, you cannot overlap tags), but you can include more than one form in a page.
When designing forms, remember to label the form fields with descriptive text to let users know what they’re responding to--for example, "Type your name" to request name information.
Use tables to provide structure for form objects and field labels. When using tables in forms make sure all the table tags are included between the form tags.
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
How to create HTML forms in Dreamweaver
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2 comments :
Thanks for the great tutorial! Really easy to understand and follow. If you have time please check out my Dreamweaver Form Tutorial and tell me what you think!
Thanks David your valuable time. Your post is also great.
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