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This page is devoted to the creation of a Single Select List,
and a Multiple Select List.
If you would rather create a Dropdown List, click here.
Webtreepro offers you the ability to insert a Single Selection List
and Mutliple Selection List into your Form.
These controls will allow your customers to make a selection,
or several selections at one time.
Once a Form has been added to a page,and a Table has been inserted,
click in the Table, then click on the List Box and Multiple Selection List icon.
Webtreepro will bring up the
the Selection Field Properties window, seen below.
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1. Enter a Name. This is important as it will be used to identify each title of the Form's information. For an example: a title
could be named Preferred Destinations.
or click here.
2. Mark this field as required: Check this box if the customer must make at least one selection.
3. Single Select List will show all the items available. The customer will then click on only one selection.
4. Multiple Select List will show all the items available. The customer is able to make several selections.
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To make several choices, the customer will make a first selection, then keeping the Control key on the keyboard pressed, click on any other selections.
5. Populate List Contents: Is not available at this time.
6. List item presented to Viewer is what will appear in the List for the user to select. Enter the name for the first item in the box directly
below the title List item presented to Viewer. The text will be automatically copied to the Item Value submitted by Form box.
7. Item Value submitted by Form: This is copied from what is entered in the "List item" section, but it can be edited to send a different
alpha-numeric string. The word "value" is really the information given that will be reported to you in Reports.
8. Click Save to enter "List Items" and "Value" (or information given). Both will be added to the lower display panels and the List Entry
boxes will be cleared to accept a new entry.
9. Repeat Step 6 until all your "List items" and "Values" are created.
10. Click OK to save.
11. Click Cancel to cancel the entries.
To see a working example of a Single Select List, see Form Example, or click here.
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