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Joseph W. Lowery

"Dreamweaver CS3 Bible"


3. If you are validating an entire form, select a text field from the Named Fields list. If you are
validating a single field, the selected form object is chosen for you and appears in the Named
Fields list.
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4. To make the field required, select the Value: Required checkbox.
5. To set the kind of input expected, select one of the following Accept options:
n Anything: Accepts any input.
n Number: Enables any sort of numeric input. You cannot mix text and numbers, however, as in
a telephone number such as (212) 555-1212.
n Email Address: Looks for an e-mail address with the @ sign. (Note that this is not a foolproof
e-mail address check, because it validates illegal addresses such as human@somewhere,
@somewhere.com, human@somewhere.overtherainbow, and so on.)
n Number From: Enables you to enter two numbers, one in each text box, to define the number
range.
6. Click OK when you??™re finished.
New Adobe effects in Dreamweaver CS3
As part of the Spry framework, Adobe has included a series of seven effects in Dreamweaver CS3??™s standard
behaviors. These behaviors add a whole new level of interactivity to the Web designer??™s palette, without
requiring any additional hand-coding. Now designers can easily fade text in or out, make an image for a
photo album appear to grow out of the page, smoothly slide a submenu in, and much, much more.


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