By now you should be able to create a web page that looks good and is functional. However other than links it lacks interactivity with viewers. This is where forms come in. Take this example
Please not this is a fun example and not a serious form for calculating car loans Like a paper form you input the data into the blank fields. The form the sends this data elsewhere for processing by a form handler (here we use a javaScript) Begin with our intro or select
| The basic HTML Framework of forms |
| Looking at the different types of form input available and their additional attributes |
| Tying up all the the above into a nice tidy example of how forms can be used that you can tweak for your site |
| A list of other areas on this site and other websites that look at forms and form handlers |
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|  | <button> tag Make your buttons all signing and dancing!! This a newer way of adding dynamic input buttons for forms JavaScript our look at these technologies which can be allied to forms Event Handlers Can be used in conjuction with forms to give dynamic effects. Find out more | | Plenty of form related examples to try out | | | Links to sites specialising in CGI resources |
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