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Creating a Web Form
Introduction
You can enhance your pages with HTML forms (along with a little help from a web server) so that your pages can gather customer
feedback, take an online order, get the next move in an online game, or collect the votes in a “hot or not” contest. Now you’re going to
meet a whole team of HTML elements that work together to create web forms. You’ll also learn a bit about what goes on behind the
scenes in the server to support forms, and we’ll even talk about keeping those forms stylish.
If you use the Web at all, then you know what a form is. But you might not have really thought about what they have to do with
HTML. A form is basically a web page with input fields that allows you to enter information. When the form is submitted, that
information is packaged up and sent off to a web server to be processed by a server script. When the processing is done, what do you
get? Another web page, of course, as a response, or in our case, you will an email showing the form contents in the subject area.
To a browser, a form is just a bit of HTML in a page. You can easily create forms in your pages by adding a few new elements. Here’s
how a form works from the browser’s perspective:
The browser loads the page
? The browser loads the HTML for a page like it always does, and when it encounters form elements, it creates controls on the page that allow you to input
various kinds of data. A control is just something like a button or a text input box or a drop-down menu—basically something that allows you to input data.
You enter data
? You use the controls to enter data. Depending on the type of control, this happens in different ways. You can type a single line of text into a text control, or you
might click one option of many in a checkbox control.
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