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Forms - Working with Buttons
Users need to be able to clear and submit their form field
inputs; buttons allow them to do so. In order for you to use the button form
field, you must insert it into your web page and assign a name and label.
The following links may also be helpful as you work with form
fields:
 Inserting
Buttons
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Place your cursor within the form boundary where you would
like to insert the form field
For information on inserting a form boundary, refer to
Creating Forms.
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From the Insert menu, select Form
Objects » Button
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From the Insert pane, in the Forms tab, click
BUTTON
A button appears.
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Type any desired text before or after the push button
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Continue with
Assigning a Name and Label
Assigning
a Name and Label
The name of a push button
will be something that generally describes the form field's purpose.
The label of a push button
is visible to users; it is the text that will appear on the button (e.g.,
Send Information, Submit, Clear, or Reset).
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After inserting the button, click it
The Button Properties pane appears.
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In the Button Name text box, type the desired name
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In the Label text box, type the desired label
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In the Action section, select the desired action
for the button to perform
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