User Guide - NetObjects Fusion

Using the Forms Handler Component
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2. On the Field tab of the Forms Handler dialog box, select Radio Button from the
Type drop-down menu.
3. Set the following properties:
• Name. Type the name for this button that’s passed to the PHP or ASP script
processing the form. This should be the same for all buttons in the group.
• Value. Type the value passed for the button if the site visitor selects it. For
example, if a visitor selects a button named Large in a group named 4, the
output text might appear as 4=Large.
• Style. To apply a custom CSS style to the form object, type the name of the
CSS style in the text box or select the style from the drop-down list.
Note: The Cascading Style Sheet must first be added in NetObjects
Fusion to be available in the CSS drop-down list. See “Using
Style Sheets with Custom Components” on page 728.
• Default. Choose either checked or unchecked to set the button’s initial state,
which is returned as the response if the site visitor doesn’t change it.
Configuring Check Boxes
You can provide check boxes for making one or more selections from a group of
options, or to turn a single option on or off. Unlike radio buttons, any number of
boxes in a group can be selected at the same time.
1. In the Forms Handler Properties panel, select Show Dialog.