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It doesn??™t matter where the Hidden
Field object is placed, as long as it??™s within the

tag.
4. In the Hidden Field Property inspector, change the name from the default hiddenField to a
unique name. This name must be the same as the one used in the JavaScript function. You might
want to create a name for form elements by first describing what the element relates to, followed
by the type of form element. For example, the four hidden fields used in recordset navigation are
called firstHidden, lastHidden, nextHidden, and prevHidden.
5. In the Value field of the Property inspector, paste the copied code as shown in Figure 21-14.
FIGURE 21-14
The Hidden Field form element acts a conduit to the JavaScript function, passing the
processed server-side value, which, in turn, is called by the Flash button.
6. Repeat steps 1 through 5 for every Flash button recordset control intended for the page.
7. After you??™ve added all the hidden fields needed, you??™re free to delete the temporary recordset navigation
text links. One way to do this is to place your cursor inside of the text link, right-click
(Control+click) the tag in the Tag Selector and choose Remove Tag.
Your Flash button is now recordset-navigation ready. Test your page by using Dreamweaver??™s Preview in
Browser feature.

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