This item creates items in your form that are hidden from the user窶冱 view. These items are usually most useful to send additional information to your CGI without the user having to see it.
This item creates a button to reset your form to the default/original settings for the user.
This item creates the button the user presses to submit your form to the URL listed in the Action field of the form.
This implements a basic pop-up menu.
This implements a basic checkbox item.
This item implements a basic radio box item. To create a set of radio boxes (i.e., only one is checked at a time), all radio boxes must have the same name.
Select this button to insert a large user editable text field.
Select this button to insert a user editable password text field. This is just like a text field except that when the user types the characters they type are not displayed, perfect for a password field.
Select this button to insert a user editable text field.
With the Post option selected, you can optionally select to encode the form using the encoding method 窶廣PPLICATION/X-WWW-FORM-URLENCODED窶. This is rarely used.
This is the HTTP method used to submit the form to a server. Your choices are:
1. Get - Causes the form contents to be appended to the action URL.
2. Post - Causes the form contents to be sent to the server in a data body rather than as part of the URL.
Enter any tags or JavaScript that you wish to added to the <FORM> tag here that are not already listed above.
This is the URL to which the form information will be sent when the user presses the 窶submit窶 button. In most cases this will be the URL of a CGI script, but it could optionally be any URL, including a mailto URL.
This is the contents of your from. To add form items (buttons, text fields, etc.), use the form item buttons to the right. To add labels for these items, or just about any other tags, use the Tags menu or the floating palettes.
