Working with HTML Forms

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Viewing a Form's Properties

After a form is created, you can view its information in the Forms folder. To view a form, follow these steps.

1. Access the Forms folder, as described in Accessing the Forms Folder.
2. Click the form you want to view.
3. The View Form screen displays. The following table explains the information on the screen.

   Field	Description
   Form Title	Title used to reference the form
   FormID	ID number automatically assigned to form
   Status	The form's current status
   Description	Extended description for the form
   Form Data	The type of form data: Mail or Database. See Also: The Structure of Form Data
   Content Properties	Displays the properties of the form's content block
   Content Title	Title of content block associated with form Note: The content name is the same as the Form name.
   Content ID	Content ID number assigned to content block
   Status	The status of the content block
   Last Editor	Last user to edit the content block
   Start Date	Date and time when the content block will go live on the Web site (if set for a future date)
   End Date	Date and time when the content will be removed from the Web site (if set for a future date)
   Date Created	Date and time when content block was created
   Mail Properties	The form's mail properties link
   To	Email address to which the form is sent when submitted. See Also: Letting the User Override email Values
   From	Text that appears in the email's From field. See Also: Letting the User Override email Values
   CC	Text that appears in the email's CC field. See Also: Letting the User Override email Values
   Subject	Text that appears in the email's subject field. See Also: Letting the User Override email Values
   Preamble	Beginning text of the email. See Also: Letting the User Override email Values
   Send data in XML Format	A green check means email data will be in a structured XML packet. A red X means the email data will be in a standard mailto format. See Also: Sending Data as XML
   Form Content	Content block associated with the form
   Post Back Content	Summary of content block associated with form. This content is displayed when form is submitted.

The view form screen also contains several buttons to perform actions. To learn about the buttons, see Form Module Toolbar.

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