3. In the Name column, enter the name of the variable.
4. In the corresponding field under the Value column, enter a value for the variable.
5. Repeat steps 2 through 4 to add additional variables.
6. To delete a name/value pair, select it and then click the Remove (??“) button.
7. You can adjust the sequence in which the variables are presented to the page by using the Up and
Down buttons to move name/value pairs higher or lower in the list.
8. By default, Dreamweaver sends variables to a page using the GET method, which appends URLencoded
name/value pairs in a query string. To simulate a form passing variables in an encapsulated,
hidden manner, choose POST from the Method list.
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If you choose the GET method, enter the variables and their values without encoding them for
the URL. Dreamweaver translates any necessary characters into their hexadecimal equivalents
when the Live Data page is processed.
9. To establish a particular server environment, enter any necessary code in the Initialization Script
text area. This code is specific to each server model and must be completely self-contained within
any required tags or delimiters.
10. To store your variable settings, select the Save Settings For This Document option.
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