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Forms enable the Web page designer to provide visitors with information and to obtain and process information and feedback from the person viewing the Web page. |
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Web forms are a highly versatile tool and are used for tasks such as surveys, guest books, order forms, tests, automated response, user questions, reservations, and so on. |
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Each HTML document may contain at most one form. |
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(Forms do not process data) |
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One limitation of the POST method is that the information being sent is visible in the browser's Address bar. |
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Sending a form via e-mail is not 100 percent reliable and may not work if your Internet connection has extensive security parameters. |
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The GET method can send much more information than the typical POST method. |
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With the GET method, the information is not sent with the URL, so the data is invisible to the site visitor. |
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With the GET method, URLs are limited to 81 characters. |
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The Files pop-up menu in the Files panel lists sites you have defined. |
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Using the same background image on all pages within a site is one way to achieve consistency. |
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Web page designers create forms consisting of a collection of input fields so users can obtain useful information and can enter data. |
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(Web page designers) |
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You can resize a form by dragging its borders. |
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False
(You cannot resize by dragging)
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Inserting a form is accomplished in a very different manner than the way in which tables are inserted in Dreamweaver. |
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When viewed in a browser, the form outline does not display. |
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Naming a form makes it possible to reference or control the form with a scripting language. |
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Generally, the default method is the POST method. |
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False
(default method is default)
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When naming the form and the form elements, use names that identify the form or form element. |
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(names that identify)
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If you are using server-side scripting, whenever possible, be sure to use the reserved words provided by the scripting language to name the form and form elements. |
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(not necessary to use reserved words)
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To align labels properly using tables and text alignment requires the insertion of extra spaces. |
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False
(label alignment not text)
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In Dreamweaver, data is entered through form input types called form objects. |
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(input types and form objects)
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The two steps used to insert a form field in a Web page are to add the form field and any accompanying descriptive text, and to modify the properties of the form object. |
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The File Field button on the Forms Insert bar allows users to browse to a file on their computers and upload the file as form data. |
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Typically, a single-line text field provides for responses of up to three short phrases. |
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The Property inspector for a multiple-line text field is identical to the single-line text field Property inspector. |
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Passwords sent to a server using a password field are encrypted and cannot be intercepted. |
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False
(They are NOT encrypted)
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When form objects are inserted in a Web page, they typically contain no text label. |
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Inserting text in a form is as simple as positioning the insertion point and then typing. |
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If the Char Width for a text field is left as the default and a user enters 50 characters, the text scrolls to the left and only 30 of those characters are displayed in the text field. |
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Entering a value into the Char Width field defines the size limit for a text field and is used to validate the form. |
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(Max Char not Char Width)
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To display a default text value in a field, type the default text in the Init val text box. |
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(To display a default text)
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The List Values button in the List/Menu Property inspector opens the List Values dialog box, which in turn lets you add items to a list or a pop-up menu. |
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If you display an entire list, the scroll bar does not display. |
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Jump menus are useful when you have a limited amount of space because they occupy only a single line of vertical space in the form. |
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When a jump menu does not use a Go button, the new page loads as soon as the user makes a selection from the menu. |
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In a textarea form object, selecting Off or Default from the Wrap pop-up menu limits word wrap to the text area. |
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Command and Reset buttons are standard features of almost every form. |
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When using radio buttons, clicking a second button automatically deselects the first choice. |
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In Dreamweaver, you can insert radio buttons one at a time or insert a radio button group. |
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If you are inserting individual radio buttons to create a group, you must label each button. |
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If you are adding multiple radio buttons to a form, each set of radio buttons must have a unique name. |
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The label tag adds functionality to the form object by associating the descriptive text for the form object directly with that object. |
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Dreamweaver provides a sophisticated Property inspector for labels. |
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When the Accessibility option for form objects is enabled, Dreamweaver displays the Input Tag Accessibility Attributes dialog box. |
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(Accessibility Attributes) |
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When you attach a behavior in Dreamweaver, you also must remember to write the corresponding JavaScript code. |
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False
(not necessary to write)
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Dreamweaver provides two form-related behaviors: the Validate Form and Set Text of Text Field. |
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To ensure that form objects work correctly, you view them through the browser and test each of the form objects. |
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Press the F12 key to preview a page in the browser. |
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To close a Web site and quit Dreamweaver, click the Close button on the upper-right corner of the Dreamweaver title bar. |
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