Form Properties shortcut

[Kelly]

FrontPage 2000
I have created a simple 'feedback form' using Form Page Wizard
I want to set it up as an e-mail to our help desk.

When I right-click in the form (any place in the form) I don't get the
shortcut menu that includes the Form Properties. I get the Page
Properties or the Table Properties shortcuts.

Is there another way besides right-click to get the Form Properties
shortcut?

Thanks in advance.

Kelly

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

You need to click anywhere within the dash outline box.

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[Kelly]

Yes. That's what I am doing.
I still get the 'table' shortcut menu

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

You may have accidentally deleted the Form tags,
or you have edited the form somehow and the form tag is being closed by FP (above where you think it is) - view source to find it
and fix it,
or you have Tools Page Options (General) unselected for Automatically enclose forms fields within a Forms

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| FrontPage 2000
| I have created a simple 'feedback form' using Form Page Wizard
| I want to set it up as an e-mail to our help desk.
|
| When I right-click in the form (any place in the form) I don't get the
| shortcut menu that includes the Form Properties. I get the Page
| Properties or the Table Properties shortcuts.
|
| Is there another way besides right-click to get the Form Properties
| shortcut?
|
| Thanks in advance.
|
| Kelly
|

 

[FrontPageForms]

Kelly,

I'm with Thomas. Sounds like you aren't actually clicking
inside the form proper. Since you are getting the Table
choice, you may be mistaking the table outline for the
form surround.

Look at your HTML, locate the section containing the
beginning and ending <form> tags.

Copy this in it's entirety, and paste into Notepad. Now
copy and paste into the HTML into a new blank page and see
what you get when looking at it in page view.

Depending on the version, you will see either a dotted or
dashed line which represents the form.

Mike,
http://FrontPag.Bizland.com
Form Tutorials & Form Script Examples