Make sure that a form exists on a dynamic page that includes at least one recordset.
2. From the Server Behaviors panel, choose Delete Record. The Delete Record dialog box is displayed,
as shown in Figure 34-12.
FIGURE 34-12
Maintain an up-to-date data source with the Delete Record server behavior.
3. From the Delete Record dialog box, choose a connection from the drop-down list. If you need to
establish a new connection, click Define.
4. Select the data table you want to modify from the Delete From Table list.
5. Choose the data source on which to base your update from the Select Record From list.
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6. Select the key field from the Unique Key Column list. Dreamweaver attempts to detect whether
the field is a number type and, if it is, selects the Numeric option.
7. Enter the path to the destination page in the After Deleting, Go To field or click the Browse button
to locate the file.
8. Choose the form that contains the Delete button.
9. Click OK when you??™re finished.
For more information on the Delete Record server behavior, see Chapter 23.
User authentication
The World Wide Web is all about accessing information from anywhere in the world. Sometimes, however,
you need to restrict access to certain areas of your site to authorized users.
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