Displaying the data to be deleted It is good practice to display the record before the user deletes it to confirm that the user wants to delete it.
To add a read-only display of the record to be deleted:
Make sure you defined a recordset to hold the record the user wants to delete.
For more information, see Retrieving the record to delete.
Drag a column from the Bindings panel (Window > Bindings) to the page.
Dynamic content appears on the page. You can drop the dynamic content on the
page as is, or you can drop it in an HTML table.
Sending the delete command to the server
The delete page uses a Submit button to send the delete command to the server.
To add a Submit button to your page, you must create an HTML form. The form
can consist of only the Submit button.
Name the HTML form by clicking the <form> tag at the bottom of the Document
window to select the form, opening the Property inspector (Window > Properties),
and entering a name in the Form Name box.
You don’t have to specify an action or method attribute for the form to
tell it where and how to send the record data when the user clicks the Submit
button. The Delete Record server behavior sets these attributes for you.
Add a Submit button to the form (Insert > Form Objects > Button).
If you wish, change the label of the Submit button by selecting the button,
opening the Property inspector (Window > Properties), and entering a new
value in the Label box.
For example, here’s the Property inspector of a button labeled “Delete
Record”:
Next, you add the Delete Record server behavior to update the database table
after the user clicks the Submit button.
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