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 Using Dreamweaver and PHP to send form results in an email
by Ramandeep
Ramandeep
Ramandeep runs a design studio named RDS networks Ltd in Birmingham, UK. His company provides quality web services to clients all over the worldThe form is a primary way to get web interactivity and structured communication. Dreamweaver has a robust and superior implementation of HTML forms. Forms enable user not only to read information passively from the screen, but also to send information back.
One of the more common questions is how to submit a form to send information in an e-mail. Using PHP, it's really very easy. Here we'll learn about processing forms to send e-mail using PHP.
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| Creating Flash 5 button templates for Dreamweaver 4 using the Generator Text object
You can use Dreamweaver 4 to insert Flash button objects directly into your document. You can add text to these buttons, select various fonts for the text, change the text's color and size, add links, and so on. Dreamweaver 4 comes with quite a few different button styles, but you can also create your own in Flash, export them as Generator templates, and use them in Dreamweaver. To create buttons with text that can be customized in Dreamweaver, you must use the new Generator InsertText authoring extension.
Once you've installed the InsertText authoring extension on your system, an Insert Text object appears in the Generator Objects panel. This Generator Text object lets you set text parameters like font style, color, size, and alignment with specific variables. These variables are then assigned to corresponding fields in the Dreamweaver Insert Flash button dialog box; these fields let you change font attributes, and create links and apply them to the Flash button object from within Dreamweaver.
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 This tutorial will explain how to create image gallery (thumbnail viewer) using Spry Widgets which come together with Dreamweaver CS3.
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| Changing table background on MouseOver ... This tutorial will teach you how to make a menu like tables that will change background color when you mouseOver. If you have noticed I have used it on my index page.
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| Macromedia Dreamweaver behaviors allow visitors to interact with a Web page, to change the page in various ways, or to cause certain tasks to be performed. A behavior is a combination of an event with an action triggered by that event. In the Behaviors panel, you add a behavior to a page by specifying an action and then specifying the event that triggers that action.
For example, if you want a Web page to open in a new browser window when your user clicks a link, you can use a behavior to achieve this effect. The behavior is made up of the (onClick) event and the Open Browser Window action.
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| Animating layers in a Dreamweaver 4 timeline
Many web designers add visually stimulating animation to a web page to catch the visitor's eye. Programming animation in code requires knowledge of Dynamic HTML (DHTML) and JavaScript, but you can create web page animation directly in Macromedia Dreamweaver without having to write one line of code. You simply add a layer to a timeline, define its animation path, and let Dreamweaver write the code for you.
You can use a Dreamweaver timeline to animate any object you insert in a layer—an image, text, table, form, and so on. You can then move, resize, and affect the visibility of the layer across a time continuum. If you aren't already familiar with using layers, see the Using layers to design a web page article before reading this one.
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| This article explains how to set up a remote site in Macromedia Dreamweaver 4.
Preparing to set up a remote site
Associating a remote server with a local site
Editing an existing remote site
Determining the remote site's host directory (FTP only)
Troubleshooting remote site setup
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 This video tutorial explains how to install Apache Web Server on Windows Vista
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To get a single line space in Dreamweaver, hold down the Shift key and click Return.
That's it:)
You can also use the or preformatted option. To do this go up to the Properties Inspector and under Format, choose Preformatted from the drop down options. This will let you type out text as if you were in a normal word processor.
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| We've shared some really cool tips on Macromedia Dreamweaver in this article. They are handy tips that all Dreamweaver users should know about to allow more flexibility and creativity while designing sites in Dreamweaver.
Cool tips and tricks on Dreamweaver
Jump Menus, Pop Up Windows and Swap Images
The Dreamweaver Behaviors panel makes it easy to create jump menus, pop up windows, swap images and more.
Click here to learn more about Dreamweaver Behaviors.
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