Setting the List/Menu dialog box options The Initial List Values dialog box lets you add items to a list or pop-up menu. Each item in the list has a label (the text that appears in the list) and a value (the value that’s sent to the processing application if the item is selected). If no value is specified, the label is sent to the processing application instead.
Use the plus (+) and minus (–) buttons to add and remove items in the list. Items are in the same order as in the Initial List Values dialog box. The first item on the list is the selected item when the page is loaded in a browser. Use the up and down arrow buttons to rearrange items in the list.
Setting Button property options in the Property inspector
Button Name assigns a name to the button. Two reserved names, Submit and Reset,
tell the form to submit the form data to the processing application or script,
or to reset all the form fields to their original values, respectively.
Label determines the text that appears on the button.
Action determines what happens when the button is clicked. You can design the button to clear the contents of the form in which it appears, to submit the contents of the form, or to do nothing. Selecting Submit Form automatically sets the name of the button to Submit. Selecting Reset Form automatically sets the name of the button to Reset. None means that neither a submit nor reset action will occur when the button is clicked.
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