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Chapter 9 Quick Links Slide 3 Performance Objectives Understanding Forms Planning Forms Creating Forms Creating Text Fields Creating Hidden Fields Creating Check Boxes Creating Radio Buttons Creating Menus and Lists Creating Jump Menus Creating Image Fields Creating File Fields for File Uploads Creating Buttons Applying Labels to Form Objects Understanding the Fieldset Button Attaching the Validate Form Behavior to Forms Commands Review Copyright 2005, Paradigm Publishing Inc. Performance Objectives Understand forms and form objects. Create forms and insert a table inside a form. Create single-line, multiple-line, and password text fields. Create hidden fields. Create check boxes. Create radio buttons and radio button groups. Create menus.TRANSCRIPT
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Creating Forms
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Performance Objectives Understand forms and form objects. Create forms and insert a table inside a
form. Create single-line, multiple-line, and
password text fields. Create hidden fields. Create check boxes. Create radio buttons and radio button
groups. Create menus.
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Create lists. Create jump menus. Use the image field form object to create
graphical form buttons. Insert a file field for file uploading. Create form Submit and Reset buttons. Attach Validate Form behaviors to forms
and form objects.
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Understanding Forms Forms are created using paired form tags. The form tags define the form and contain
the form objects that form users will use to input data.
Input tags are used to insert form objects within the area defined by the form tags.
formtags
input tag
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Understanding Forms…/2 Input tags contain type attributes that
indicate the type of form object being inserted.
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Understanding Forms…/3 A Submit button must be added to the
form. You should also include a Reset button. When a form is submitted, the user’s
browser gathers the form answers and uses the URL specified in the form tag action attribute.
After the answers are processed, most scripts specify that an acknowledgment page be returned and opened specified by the form tag target attribute.
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Form Tag AttributesAttribute Function
accept Specifies allowable file types for uploading when using the file input control.
accept-charset Tells the server which character sets it must accept from a client form.
actionSpecifies the URL that will direct the form to a CGI program or to an HTML page containing server-side scripts.
enctype Specifies a MIME type for the data being submitted with the form.
method Specifies whether a form will be submitted using GET or POST methods.
name Specifies a name for the form element.
target Specifies the window that an HTML document with form results will be loaded in.
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Planning Forms Careful planning will save a lot of time and
will help ensure that your form gathers the information you are looking for.
Questions should be phrased as clearly as possible.
The choices for answering a question should be appropriate to the question being asked.
Make sure that the answers reflect all of the possible choices.
Labels for form objects should be clear. Questions should relate to form objects.
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Planning Forms…/2 Clearly state the purpose of the questions. Instructions on how to complete the form
should be clear and easy to understand. Before a form is uploaded to a Web site, it
should be tested. Testing a form is a good way to make sure
that other users will understand your form and that the form will elicit the information you are seeking.
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Planning Forms…/3 Consider including a privacy statement.
privacy statement with linkto detailed statement
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Planning Forms…/4 One method for creating neat forms is to
use tables.
table used forform layout
form objectswithout table
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Creating Forms You can use Menu bar commands to create
forms and insert form objects.
click Insert
point to Form
select from submenu
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Creating Forms…/2 The Insert bar (Forms menu item or tab)
also can be used to insert forms and form objects.
FormText Field
Hidden Field
CheckboxTextarea
Radio ButtonRadio Group
List/MenuJump Menu
Image Field
File FieldButton
Label
Fieldset
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Creating Forms…/3 Dotted red lines represent the form borders. If the borders are not visible, click View
options on the Document toolbar, point to Visual Aids, and then make sure that there is a check mark beside Invisible Elements.
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Creating Forms…/4 A table can be inserted inside a form. Using a table affords better control over
form layout and design. If a form object is inserted outside a form, a
message appears. For best results, form objects should always
be contained inside form tags.
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Creating Forms…/5 The form can be selected by clicking its
border. The Form Property inspector then displays.
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Form Property Inspector – Form name
A default name appears in the Form name text box.
This name is used for identification purposes with scripting languages.
If you type a new name, do not use spaces or special characters.
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Form Property Inspector – Action
The Action text box is used to specify the path to the dynamic page or script that will be used to process the form.
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Form Property Inspector – Method
The Method text box is used to specify the method for transmitting form data, GET, POST, or Default.
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Form Property Inspector – Enctype
The Enctype text box is used to specify a MIME type for data submitted for processing.
The default setting is application/x-www-form-urlencode and is usually used with the POST method.
When you use a file upload form object, you should select multipart/form-data.
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Form Property Inspector – Target
The Target text box selects the window that will be used to display data returned by the server processing the form.
The target names have the same function as they do in the other Property inspectors.
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Creating Text Fields Text fields allow form users to enter
alphanumeric data in a text box.
label text field
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Creating Text Fields…/2 When a form object is inserted, the Input
Tag Accessibility Attributes dialog box appears.
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Creating Text Fields…/3 The dialog box can be used to specify a label
and to indicate how the label is attached to the text field.
The dialog box also can be used to indicate an access key and a tab index.
Selecting a text field displays the Text Field Property inspector.
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Text Field Property Inspector – TextField
Use the TextField text box to provide a unique name for the text field.
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Text Field Property Inspector – Char width
The Char width text box default setting limits a text field’s visible length to 20 characters.
This has no effect on the information sent for processing.
If you want more characters to be visible, you can type a number greater than 20.
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Text Field Property Inspector – Max Chars
The Max Chars text box can be used to specify a maximum number of characters that a user can enter.
Leaving this text box blank lets users enter an unlimited amount of characters.
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Text Field Property Inspector – Single line and
Multi line Selecting the Single line radio button
creates a single-line text field. Selecting the Multi line radio button
displays the text field as a multiple-line text field.
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Text Field Property Inspector – Wrap
When a multiple-line text field is created, the Wrap text box is enabled.
The Default setting prevents text from wrapping to a new line when the width of the text field is exceeded.
Off functions the same as Default. Virtual causes text to wrap to a new line
when the width of the text is exceeded. Physical allows text to wrap and also wraps
data sent for processing.
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Text Field Property Inspector – Password
Clicking the Password radio button causes text entered in the text field to appear as bullets or asterisks.
This is not the same as encrypting information.
When the Password radio button is selected, the text field automatically appears as a single line.
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Text Field Property Inspector – Init val
The Init val text box can be used to enter default text that will appear in the text field.
Default text is often placeholder text used to provide instructions.
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Creating Hidden Fields Hidden fields are used to transmit data that
is provided by the Web page, instead of data provided by the user.
A common use for hidden fields is to pass on instructions to a server, such as the e-mail address that processed form data should be sent to.
Hidden fields are not displayed in a browser, but they are visible in the Document window as a marker.
hidden field marker
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Creating Hidden Fields…/2 Selecting the marker displays the Hidden
Field Property inspector. You can type a name and a value for the
hidden field.
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Creating Check Boxes Selecting the check box displays the Check
Box Property inspector. You should enter a unique name in the
CheckBox name text box for scripting identification purposes.
The Checked value text box is used to enter a value.
The Checked radio button can be used to create a default answer.
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Creating Radio Buttons When radio buttons are inserted, they are
named radiobutton. When radio buttons have the same name,
only one of the radio buttons can be selected at a time.
If one of the two radio button names is changed, the buttons function like check boxes.
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Creating Radio Buttons…/2 Radio button groups are useful for
questions with only one correct answer in a list of possible answers.
The Radio Group dialog box allows you to choose whether you want radio buttons to be inserted using line breaks or a table.
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Creating Radio Buttons…/3 When an individual or grouped radio
button is selected, the Radio Button Group Property inspector is displayed.
This Property inspector is almost identical to the Check Box Property inspector, and it offers you the option of naming the radio button, specifying a value, and specifying an initial state.
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Creating Menus and Lists A menu displays a drop-down list when its
down-pointing arrow is clicked. A list allows users to use navigation arrows
to scroll through list items.
form menu
form list
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You can specify the number of items that will be visible in a list.
A list with a scroll bar is often used when there is not enough room on a page for a drop-down list to appear.
Lists also can be configured to allow users to select more than one item.
Selecting a list/menu form object displays the List/Menu Property inspector.
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List/Menu Property Inspector – List/Menu
The List/Menu text box can be used to provide a name for the list or menu for scripting identification purposes.
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List/Menu Property Inspector – List Values
Menu items and their values can be added by clicking the List Values button.
This button opens the List Values dialog box.
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List/Menu Property Inspector – Initially
selected The Initially selected list box displays the
menu items created for the list. Selecting one of these items causes it to be
the default item displayed when the menu is viewed in a browser window.
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List/Menu Property Inspector – Height
The Height text box is used to specify the number of items that will be displayed in a list without the need to scroll.
list with aHeight text box
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List/Menu Property Inspector – Allow multiple
The Allow multiple check box allows users to select more than one item in a list.
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Creating Jump Menus A jump menu has menu items that function
as hyperlinks. After inserting a jump menu, the Insert
Jump Menu dialog box opens.
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Insert Jump Menu Dialog Box – Text
You can type jump menu items in the Text text box.
You can change the position of the items in the list by clicking the up- and down-pointing arrows.
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Insert Jump Menu Dialog Box – Browse
You can click the Browse button to open the Select File dialog box.
You can use the Select File dialog box to browse and locate a file that will be linked to the list item.
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Insert Jump Menu Dialog Box – Open URLs in
The Open URLs in list box lets you specify a window or frame that a linked file will appear in.
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Insert Jump Menu Dialog Box – Menu name
The Menu name text box enables you to type a name for the jump menu.
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Insert Jump Menu Dialog Box – Insert go button
after menu When selected, the Insert go button after
menu check box places a Go button to the right of the jump menu.
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Insert Jump Menu Dialog Box – Select first item after
URL change The Select first item after URL change check
box should be selected if you want the jump menu to revert to displaying its default item after a selection has been made.
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Editing Jump Menu Items Jump menu items can be edited by selecting
the jump menu and using the Jump Menu Property inspector.
To edit the jump menu behavior, go to the Behaviors panel to double-click Jump Menu Go.
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This opens the Jump Menu dialog box. This dialog box differs from the Insert
Jump Menu dialog box in that it does not contain a provision for inserting a Go button and lacks the Menu name text box.
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Creating Image Fields An image field is used to create a graphical
Submit button. After you have selected the image using the
Select Image Source dialog box, type submit button in the Image Field Property inspector ImageField text box.
You also can create an alternate description for the image.
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Creating File Fields for File Uploads
The file field allows you to upload a file when a form is submitted.
Inserting a file field places a text box and Browse button in the document.
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Clicking the Browse button opens a Choose file dialog box used to browse and locate the file to be uploaded.
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Before inserting a file field, you must check with your server administrator to determine whether anonymous file uploads are permitted.
You should also find out about any special instructions necessary for making the file field work with the server.
The Form Property inspector Method text box should be set to POST.
The Max Chars text box should be left empty to ensure that a long file name will be accepted.
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Creating Buttons Dreamweaver MX 2004 makes inserting
Submit and Reset buttons for forms very convenient.
After a button has been selected, the Button Property inspector appears.
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Button Property Inspector – Action
The default Submit button can be changed to a Reset button by selecting it and then clicking the Reset form radio button.
When the form is viewed in a browser window, clicking the Reset button removes any data entered and restores the form to the way it appeared when it was first opened.
The None radio button can be used to create a button without any action.
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Button Property Inspector – Label
The Label text box can be used to change the text that appears on a button.
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Applying Labels to Form Objects
Clicking the Insert bar Label button wraps label tags around the form object.
If you have enabled the Form objects accessibility option in the Preferences dialog box Accessibility page, you already have the option of wrapping labels around form objects by using the Input Tag Accessibility Attributes dialog box.
The Label command or button does not add a for attribute or a label name, so those must be added in Code view or Code and Design view if desired.
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Understanding the Fieldset Button
Fieldset tags are container tags that can be used to identify form objects dealing with related information.
Because the content of fieldset tags can be read by screen readers, their primary function is to improve accessibility for users with visual disabilities.
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When the Fieldset button is clicked, the Document window changes to Code and Design view, and a Fieldset dialog box appears.
The dialog box contains a single Label text box that can be used to type text that can identify a group of form objects.
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Attaching the Validate Form Behavior to Forms
You can attach a Validate Form behavior to a form object and/or a Submit button using the Behaviors panel.
The Validate Form behavior works only with text field form objects.
Every text field in a form must have a unique name for it to work properly.
When attached to a text field, the Validate Form behavior checks whether a user has entered data of the type specified.
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Forms…/2 If the appropriate data was not entered, a
message box appears in the browser window when the user leaves the text field.
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Forms…/3 The Validate Form behavior also can be
attached to a Submit button. The behavior operates when the Submit
button is clicked and determines whether text fields contain data as specified.
You can attach Validate Form behaviors to text fields and the Submit button at the same time.
This acts as a fail-safe measure, providing a reminder to users when they make a mistake in filling in a text field, and preventing them from submitting an incorrectly filled out form.
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attached to a text field by selecting the field, clicking the Behaviors panel Plus (+) button, and then clicking Validate Behavior from the drop-down list that appears.
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Forms…/5 This opens the Validate Form dialog box.
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Forms…/6 The named fields in the form appear in the
Named fields list box. Clicking the Required check box indicates
that a value is required. One of the four Accept radio buttons can be
enabled to validate whether any data is acceptable (Anything), a number must be entered (Number), an e-mail address must be entered (Email address), or a number in a range must be entered (Number from).
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COMMANDS REVIEWHow do you insert a form?
click Insert
point to Form
click Form
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COMMANDS REVIEW…/2How do you insert form objects?
click Insert
point to Form
select from submenu
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COMMANDS SUMMARY
Insert form Insert, Form, Form
Insert form objects Insert, Form, select from submenu