Ektron CMS400.NET User Manual

• ”Viewing Form Information” on page 204
• ”Editing a Form” on page 210
• ”Mailto or Database Form” on page 211
• ”Deleting a Form” on page 212
• ”View Form Toolbar” on page 212
• ”Creating Polls and Surveys” on page 214
Overview of Form Processing
Step For more information, see
1. Create a form ”Creating a New Form” on page 159
The Structure of Form Data
Working with HTML Forms
2. Assign it to a Web page ”Implementing a Form on a Web Page” on page 194
3. Site visitor goes to your Web site
and completes form. Form is mailed
to an email address, saved to a
database, or both.
4. View submitted form data and
download it to a spreadsheet.
”Viewing Form Reports” on page 197
Forms reside within the root folder or one of its subfolders. A form
has the following components.
• Form (title, ID number, whether the form data is sent as email,
and/or saved to a database, etc.)
• Content information (title, start and/or end date, status,
postback message, etc.)
• Form fields (plain text field, password field, text area, hidden
text, choices, checkbox, select list, calendar, submit button,
etc.)
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