Laying Out a Form

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When laying out a form, there are three basic interactive elements:

 

•Form - A form can be a single page or multiple pages used to gather information.
•Page - A page is the collection of objects that a user interacts with to input data, trigger actions or make selections.
•Object - An object is the single mechanism or interface to support user interaction. Examples include text input, command button, radio button, check box, list box, slider, etc.

 

When opening a form, the Form Designer loads the form in Layout view by default. To switch to Layout view from another view (Behavior or Workflow), click the L at the top of the canvas.

 

Note: To see a complete breakdown of all Layout view objects and associated properties available in the Form Designer, see the Layout Toolbox Reference topics.

 

Updated: 06/12/2011  Page url: http://www.perfectforms.com/Documentation/manual/html/?fl_laying_out_your_form.htm
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