HTML Page Design

Each page of the Internet Connection wizard should have the following design elements and adhere to the following design conventions.

Style sheet

Do not specify any font style or color attributes. The parent wizard sets these attributes. If you use a <TABLE> tag in your error pages, the tag must include the following style:

<TABLE style="font: 8pt 'ms sans serif' buttontext"> </TABLE>

Special notes

Only text and HTML form elements are allowed. No images, hyperlinks, or scroll bars are allowed.

Required form elements

This page must include four HTML <FORM> elements to specify different page properties:

• The unique PAGEID for the page. The NAME of the form must be "PAGEID" (case sensitive). The ACTION attribute of the form must be a unique ID that does not match the PAGEID of any other page in the ISP section of the wizard (for example, <FORM NAME="PAGEID" ACTION="page4"></FORM>).
• The Back button function. The NAME for the form must be "BACK" (case sensitive). The ACTION attribute for this form should be the absolute URL for the previous page (for example, ACTION="HTTP://signup/bin/page1.cgi"); however, no data is posted to this page.
• The characteristics of the page. The form is identified with the NAME "PAGETYPE" (case sensitive). Because this is a standard frame where the ISP defines the entire space, the form's ACTION attribute must be an empty string (for example, ACTION="").
• The Next button function. The NAME for the form must be "NEXT" (case sensitive). This is the form that contains the actual form elements to be sent back to the ISP's sign-up server. There are no restrictions on the token names for the <INPUT> elements within the form. The ACTION attribute for the form should be the absolute URL where the form information should be posted. The URL that you post to on your server should contain a script that receives the data and then displays the next HTML page of the wizard.