the Ctrl key on your keyboard ([cmd] on the Mac) and choose all the fields except for the Description and ImageURL fields. The formatted Recordset dialog should resemble Figure 26.34. Figure 26.34. Format the Recordset dialog accordingly. 7. Click OK. Dreamweaver alerts you that a new recordset has been created and that you should use the Bindings panel to interact with it. Remember that Application Objects are simply global server behaviors made available to more than one server-side technology. Even though you're using Application Objects, after they've been added to the page, they're modified by the Bindings or Server Behaviors panels. 8. Select the Content Goes Here text contained within the Content editable region and delete it. In the editable region, insert a new form by selecting Insert, Form, Form. 9. Select Insert, Application Objects, Dynamic Data, Dynamic Table. The Dynamic Table dialog appears. 10. Choose the rsProducts option from the Recordset menu, enter the value 5 in the Show: Records At A Time text box, and format the border, cell padding, and cell spacing as you see fit. Figure 26.35 shows all the values the table in the admin page should contain. Figure 26.35. The Dynamic Table dialog enables you to configure values for constructing a dynamic table. 11. Click OK. The table is inserted into the workspace as shown in Figure 26.36. Make any necessary aesthetic adjustments. Figure 26.36. The table shows the dynamic text in formatted table cells. [View full size image] Save your work as admin.asp, admin.cfm, or admin.php, depending on the server model you are working with. Now test the results in the browser by pressing the F12 key. The result looks similar to Figure 26.37. Figure 26.37. Five records are shown in the dynamic table. [View full size image]   The Recordset Navigation Bar Now that you have a dynamic table with data, you can use the Recordset Navigation Bar application object to include pagination features, much like the way we did in the previous chapter. Rather than inserting four separate Paging server behaviors along with four separate Show Region server behaviors as was done in the previous chapter, however, you can use the Recordset Navigation Bar application object to accomplish the task in a few simple clicks. To insert a Recordset Navigation Bar, follow these steps: 1. Place your cursor just below the dynamic table you created in the preceding section and select Insert, Application Objects, Recordset Paging, Recordset Navigation Bar. The Recordset Navigation Bar dialog appears. 2. Make sure that the rsProducts option is selected from the Recordset menu. 3. Choose the Text radio button from the Display Using radio button group. The result of the formatted Recordset Navigation Bar dialog resembles Figure 26.38. Figure 26.38. Choose the recordset to page through. 4. Click OK. The navigation bar appears on the page similar to Figure 26.39. Notice how all four navigational items are present. The Show Region server behaviors that are attached to this application object cause these items to shift from being visible to invisible, depending on where you are in the recordset.