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Image Fields

You can insert a "clickable" image into a form. Clicking on the image immediately submits the form, sending along the x and y position of the click.

(Every element in a form must have a "Form Tag" to name the field or button. This name identifies the fields that contained each value when the results are sent to the form handler. When a form is submitted, then the information sent to the form handler for an image field will contain "<Form Tag>.x=<horizontal position of click (in pixels)>" and "<Form Tag>.y=<vertical pos>".)

Add an image field:

1. Position the cursor where you want the image to be.
2. Click the Picture button on the form palette to see the Image Field window.
3. Type a Form Tag to give this field a name. The Form Tag is required and must be unique in the form.
4. Enter the Location of the image. Either:
   • Type an URL or the local file name in the Location field.
   • Click the Browse button to search the directories and locate and select the file.
5. Choose, by clicking, a Text Alignment option-Top, Middle, or Bottom-to choose how the image is aligned with the adjoining text.
6. You can check the Import Image box if you want the image file copied to this page's directory.
   • If imported, the image file is saved to the page's MiniWeb and has a relative link.
   • Otherwise, the image remains outside the page's directory. Its location is a full URL.
7. Click OK, and the image appears where the cursor was positioned.

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