In the last article, we have learned how to make pages for the register page. Now that there have been a register page, we need to make pages for successful and unsuccessful page. You know, a whole register includes register page, login pages, successful or unsuccessful register pages and so on. But how are these successful and unsuccessful register pages made? Yeah, we will learn how to make pages for successful and unsuccessful register in this article and the next article. Now you need to open the page built in the last article. Attention please. Now, let us begin.
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Step1:
Open the page you have built. Save it as the chg.asp. Set focus on the right position, select the [insert]-[table] command, inserting a table, with three rows and one column. Set the cell pad as 5, cell space as 1, and border as 0 in the properties inspector.
Step2:
Set focus on the right position. Put the words in to cells. Like the following picture showing:
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Step3:
Select the text: “login”, then set it to the link dlu.asp. Save the document as shb.asp. And delete the relevant object. Just as the following picture showing:
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Step4:
Set focus on the right position, and select the [insert]—[table] command, inserting a table with two rows and one column. Set the cell pad as 5, cell space as 1, and border as 0 in the properties inspector.
Step5:
Put the appropriate text in different cells. Like the following picture showing:
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Step6:
Select the text “register again”, and set the link zhc.asp to it.
Ok, both the pages for successful register and unsuccessful register are OK. No doubt that it is very easy. But there are some links you may have some doubts. The zhc.asp page has been made in the last article, and the dlu.sap page will be learned in the next article.
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