Creating web content
Within a web project, you can create XML, HTML, and
Plain Text web content.
Use a web form associated with the project to create XML web
content using the Create Web Content Wizard. The resulting content is
saved to a path specified within the web form configuration.
If you
override the web form selection to create HTML or Plain Text content, the
resulting file will be saved to the root directory of the web
project.
- Navigate to the Sandbox view of the web project you want to work
with.
- In your user sandbox (My Sandbox), open
the Create Web Content Wizard in one of the
following two ways:
- Click
to expand the Web Forms list, which displays
the available web forms. Click Create Content
for the web form you want to use to create the
content.
- Click
or
Browse Website to display the sandbox
contents. In the Create menu, click
Create Web Content.
The Create Web Content Wizard
opens.
- In Step One, Web Content Details, enter the general properties
for the web content being created.
- Enter a name for the file in the Name
box.
- Leave the Type as
Content.
- In the Content Type list, select the
type of content you want to create: HTML,
Plain Text, or
XML. If there is no web form associated with the web project,
only the options HTML and Plain
Text are available. If a web form is associated with the project, selecting
HTML or Plain Text
overrides the web form selection. The resulting file does not
follow workflow rules configured for the specified web form and
the file is saved to the root project directory.
- In the Web Form list, select the web
form to use to create/generate the web content. The message No Web Forms available is
displayed if web forms have not been specified for this web
project. When you start the Create Web Content
Wizard from the Web Forms list
in the Sandbox view, the Web Form list
defaults to the selected web form and is not editable.
- Click Next.
- In Step Two, Author Web Content, enter your content. The fields and controls presented in this step are dictated by
the selected web form. If a web form is not available, enter your
content in the editing area provided. The symbol
indicates that an entry is
required. Some controls display a set of icons along the bottom edge of
their panel. Use these controls as follows: 
- add a duplicate empty field immediately beneath the current
one

- move the content from the current field to the one
immediately above

- move the content from the current field to the one
immediately below

- delete the field, including its contents
- Click Next.
- In Step Three, Summary, select Submit [content name]
when wizard finishes if you no longer intend to work on
this content item and wish to immediately submit it. When workflow is defined, selecting this option submits the
content for review. In this case, the content is available only for
preview until approved or rejected. If workflow is defined for both
the form and the project, the form workflow is followed. When no
workflow is defined, the content is submitted to the Staging
Sandbox. If you choose not to submit the content as part of the edit
process, you can initiate the submit process separately. See Submitting content
items. To view the new content before finalizing the task, click
.
- Click Finish. If you clicked the Submit check box on
the Summary page, the Submit Items page is
displayed. See Submitting content items for details on
completing this page. When the submit action is not selected, you return to the
Sandbox view. The Modified Items list in
My Sandbox displays the newly created web
content.