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To create a Submit or Reset button
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Drag the Submit Button icon
within your form.
To change the label that appears on the face of the button, select Label in the button's Inspector and type a label.
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To create a custom button
Drag the Button icon
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2
Enter a unique button name in the Form Button Inspector.
In the Value box, specify an action or a value to be passed to the script.
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To change the label that appears on the face of the button, do one of the following:
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To use HTML text, select the text on the button in the document window, and then type the new label. You can
format the label using any text formatting method in GoLive.
To use an image, drag the Form Input Image icon from the Forms set in the objects toolbox to the button. Use the
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Form Input Image Inspector to specify the image source and options, which you set just as you set options in the
Image Inspector.
See also
"Adding pre-optimized images" on page 340
"Formatting text for the web" on page 292
To create a radio button
Drag the Radio Button icon
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2
In the Group box, type a name that all radio buttons in its group share, or select an existing group name from the
pop-up menu.
In the Value box, type a unique value or descriptive name that identifies the button. If the viewer selects this
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particular radio button, this value is passed to the web server script when they submit the form.
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If you want the radio button to be selected by default, select Selected.
To create a check box
1
Drag the Check Box icon
In the Name box, type a unique name to identify the check box.
2
In the Value box, type the value for the check box. If the viewer selects this particular check box, this value is
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passed to the web server script when they submit the form.
If you want the check box selected by default, select Selected.
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or the Reset Button icon
from the Forms set in the objects toolbox to your form.
from the Forms set in the objects toolbox to your form.
from the Forms set in the objects toolbox to within your form.
from the Forms set in the objects toolbox to
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