Dreamweaver’s form validation is a simple one. While it works for about 80-85% of all cases, It doesn’t have a lot of flexibility to make changes unfortunately. Here is a list of some of the things you cannot do with Dreamweaver’s built in form validation tool. Check to see if a check box is selected….
We have looked at some basic formatting with CSS earlier, such as changing the font and using divs, and floating the elements to wrap elements, but now we will look at stylizing the form fields. One thing which I recently saw, and had an ephaniy about, is instead of using divs to contain the form…
Validation, when dealing with form data, is the process of making sure you get the right information from your user, to send to your form processor. Forms need to be validated so the information to be processed on the server, can be correctly processed. If the form processor (the file that the action attribute in…
Form Creation First you should add form tag. The form tag has several attributes which will allow you to modify how the form works. id/name – used if you are using JavaScript to modify the tags action – the location (URL) of the form processor. If you leave action blank, it will send the file…
While forms are designed to be functional, it would be nice if the forms looked a little nicer. Luckily, with some well formatted code, and CSS styles, we can layout and design a form that works best for us. It is helpful to know how to build a form first, and to remember to validate…
It is important to be able to validate the data that we get from forms. Bad data can cost time and money to fix. Improper data risks hurting our machines. Some basic client side (done in the Web Browser) validation is available through Dreamweaver. This tutorial will show you how to enable this validation. Basic…
Forms allows for interaction between the user and the web site. This tutorial will show you how to create an HTML form within Dreamweaver. Creating HTML Forms in Dreamweaver was originally found on Access 2 Learn
CSS Sprites allows websites to load faster by reducing the number of objects (images) that are needed to download. CSS Sprites uses part of a larger image to display a section so that it displays correctly. Using CSS Sprites was originally found on Access 2 Learn
