Be sure to name
the form if you want to use Change Property in this manner. To use the Change Property action, follow
these steps:
1. Select the object to trigger the action.
2. From the Behaviors panel, click the Add (+) button and select Change Property.
3. In the Change Property dialog box, choose the type of object whose property you want to
change??”FORM, DIV, INPUT/TEXT, and so on??”from the Type Of Element drop-down list.
4. In the Element ID drop-down list, select the name of the object whose property you want to
change.
5. Click the Select radio button. Select the target browser in the small list box on the far right and
choose the property to change. If you don??™t find the property in the drop-down list box, you can
type it yourself in the Enter text box.
Many properties in the various browsers are read-only and cannot be dynamically altered.
Those properties listed in the option list are always dynamic.
6. In the New Value text box, type the property??™s new value to be inserted when the event is fired.
7. Click OK when you??™re finished.
Check Plugin
If certain pages on your Web site require the use of one or more plugins, you can use the Check Plugin
action to see if a visitor has the necessary plugin installed. After Check Plugin has examined this, it can
route users with the appropriate plugin to one URL and users without it to another URL.
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