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Subject: HTML forms
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elliotn 8/1/2006 - 5:21:48
this topic will deal with forms only *

elliotn 8/1/2006 - 5:37:26
inseting a form in a html page could be define as easy the <form>code is used tell the html that u are about to make a form *

elliotn 8/1/2006 - 5:58:05
eg if u want a user to write his/her name in a text field u would put it as <form> Name:<input type=''text''> </form> the above code will make a form of which a user can type in his or her name. *

elliotn 8/1/2006 - 6:20:34
4 a password it must b PASSWORD:<input type=''password'' name=''password'' NB. that an asterix will appear in a user's browser as they pin in the password *

elliotn 8/1/2006 - 6:43:34
a radio b*ttons are form of which user can only choose one limited option eg: <form> <input type='radio' *

kwah 8/20/2006 - 11:55:43
A typical HTML login form containing everything youre ever likely to use :: <form action='http://url for the form to be sent to' method='post'> Username:<input name='username' id='username' type='text' value='username' size='15' maxlength='45'/><br> Password:<input name='password' id='password' type='password' value='password' size='15' maxlength='45'/><input type='submit' value='Login!'/> </form> *

kwah 8/21/2006 - 12:03:16
all forms contain three things. the <form> and </form> tag - with various extra stuff, including the action=' ' attribute - it basically tells the browser what to do with the form .. at least one input - textbox, radio b*ttons, checkboxes, 'select' drop-down boxes, file input - .. And crucially, an <input type='submit' name='Login'/> if you want your form do actually do anything except look good *

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