2. Right-click (Control+click) the recordset and choose Copy, as shown in Figure 19-16.
FIGURE 19-16
Copying a recordset from one page to another and then modifying the copy is a quick way
to build similar recordsets.
3. Open the page to which you want to copy the recordset.
4. Right-click in the Bindings panel and choose Paste from the context menu. You can also choose
Edit ??? Paste or use the keyboard shortcut, Ctrl+V (Command+V). However, you can only use the
Copy command from the context menu of the Bindings panel.
Deleting a recordset from a page is very straightforward. Simply select the recordset from the Bindings panel
and click the Remove (??“) button.
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Establishing Connections and Recordsets 19
Once you??™ve created a connection in one of the other Dreamweaver Techniques in this chapter, you??™re
ready to put it to use. In this Technique, you build your first recordset and view the data chosen.
1. From the Files panel, open the recordset file for your server model in the 18_Dynamic_Connections
folder. If you??™re working with ASP, open recordset.asp; for ColdFusion, choose
recordset.cfm, and PHP users should select recordset.php.
2. Although you won??™t actually be placing any recordset-derived data on the page, you need to have
a dynamic page open to make the Application panels accessible.
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