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Forms
Forms allow you to collect responses directly off your
web site. Producing a form means you can run surveys and
gain feedback or leads directly from your site.
Visitors can respond straight from the web page without
having to use their e-mail client. Form lists.
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Creates
a list box in the current cursor position for use on a form.
In order to use this, you must have firstly inserted a form (click
here for more). See also table
editing, to allow you to make form entries neater in columns.
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List properties to set/modify:
Name: name of the question.
This will be the description that you receive of the question
that they have answered, e.g. 'name'. It does not
show on the form, just in the answer.
Size: specifies the number of rows in the list that
should be visible at the same time.
Multiple: if set, allows multiple selections. If
not set, the list element only permits single selections.
Items: set of options of the list element
Required: Check "Required" if you
want the field to be validated -the user will not be able
to submit the form unless it is filled in.
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Properties of list options to set/modify:
Text: contents of the option;
Value: initial value of the option;
Selected: if set, specifies that this option is preselected
Required: check "Required" if you want the field
to be validated;
Buttons:
Add: adds an option with values specified
in Text, Value and Selected elements;
Delete: delete selected option from the list of options;
Update: update selected option with values specified in
Text, Value and Selected elements;
/\: moves selected option one position up;
\/: moves selected option one position down
Required: check "Required" if you want the field
to be validated.
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