All the variables in Step 1 are HTML “Form” variables. A basic understanding of HTML forms is needed to create a template. The following is an example of an HTML template for Step 1:
%%portal_step1_error%%
<FORM action=”%%portal_step1_action%%” method=”%%portal_step1_method%%” name=”%%portal_step1_name%%”>
| E-mail: <input type=”text” size=40 maxlength=50 name=”%%portal_step1_email_varname%%” value=”%%portal_step1_email_value%%”> |
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| Primary Key1: <input type=”text” size=40 maxlength=50 name=”%%portal_step1_key1_varname%%” value=”%%portal_step1_key1_value%%”> |
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| Pin Number: <input type=”password” name=”%%portal_step1_pinnumber_varname%%”> |
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| <INPUT name=”%%portal_step1_newbutton_name%%” type=submit value=”%%portal_step1_newbutton_value%%”> <INPUT name=”%%portal_step1_loginbutton_name%%” type=submit value=”%%portal_step1_loginbutton_value%%”> |
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| %%portal_step1_forgottenpinURL%% %%portal_step1_changepinURL%% |
%%portal_step1_hiddendata%%
</FORM>
This creates the following display (text formatting has been added to the code above):
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