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The previous article has introduced the use of Dreamweaver to simply design the interface. Although Dreamweaver can solve many design problems, this error occurred during my use:
The prompt was an http predicate error. Then I started checking the HTML code and found such a problem: In the table designed using Dreamweaver, multiple forms appeared in the corresponding HTML code, as shown in the figure Display:
Originally these tables are integrated and should appear in the same form, but in the table code designed by Dreamweaver, they are in different form blocks , which also causes a predicate error.
Find the cause of the error and the problem will be solved. Take out the form and place it above the table, as shown in the picture:
After re-running, the problem is solved.
Summary:
By using software tools, we can greatly reduce our workload, but sometimes it will also bring us some inconvenience . Therefore, it is a good thing to use tools, but you must not rely entirely on them. Sometimes doing it yourself is also a good choice.

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