How far does the visual code generation go.

Hi,
I am new to Dreamweaver. However I have got so far that I can set up a site, create connection to my remote webserver and MySQL database and made my page display a value fetched from the database in a textbox, all created visually.
But - if I now want to make a simple search page with a text box to enter a search term a button to execute the search and a text/list box to display the result(s). Can this be done visualy or am I expected to code such things manualy. Are there any tutorials to look at.
/Mats

That's what I wondered too, and how to make it create while loop to fetch all the results to a listbox . Just wanted to make sure that I was not missing something cool her...
/Mats

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