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Making the orders page

Following is what we want the orders page to look like

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To begin we must first define the form area.

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This will place the following onto the page.

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Note that it is a red dotted line. This defines the form area. ALL form objects must appear within this environment to be acted upon when the 1 button is pressed. Note also that I have hit enter a couple of time to make the red area bigger. This is just so I can see what is going where. I like to give myself a bit of room.


(Note to self... see how the 1above is beautifully located in the horizontal center of the text? This is accomplished by using the absolute middle alignment option in the property bar when the submit button is selected.)

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Now we need to create a table to go within the red form box.
So insert a table with the following dimensions:

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Obviously you are going to get a table with the above specs. So lets not show that here.


What is important (note the flagrant disreguard of the use of the "horizontal rule" 1 on this page)


I have merged and moved rows and columns in the table to suit what I want. You don't have to do the same. Anything similar will do. THe main objective is to have the form objects nicely lined up to be used with the labels.

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All form objects have been gathered from the Insert>Form Objects menu

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Place appropriate form objects in appropriate positions throughout the table.

Ones used mostly here are text field, button, check box and radio button

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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