Select the name of the form to be used from the Get Values From list. If there is only one form on
the page, the form is preselected.
6. Do the following for each object listed in the Form Elements area:
n From the Column list, select the data source field into which you want to insert the value of
the form object.
n From the Submit As list, choose the data source type for the data. The options are Text;
Numeric; Date; Date MS Access; Checkbox Y, N; Checkbox 1,0; Check -1,0; and Checkbox
MS Access.
7. Click OK when you??™re finished.
With the Record Insertion Form application object, you create a new page and apply the object. Dreamweaver
creates the HTML table, includes the form elements and their labels, makes the connection to the data source,
and adds the appropriate server-side code. Moreover, this application object is flexible enough to include seven
different form element types??”Text Field, Text Area, Menu, Hidden Field, CheckBox, Radio Group, and
Password Field??”as well as Text.
The Menu and Radio Group options are interesting because they enable you to enter the labels and values
either manually or dynamically. To take advantage of Dreamweaver??™s capability to generate dynamic menus
and radio buttons, you must have a recordset or other data source on the page.
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