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This page was written using forms for user input and javascripts to control the input.
Definitions: Forms

"A form is a set of Web page elements with which you interact to submit a query to a search engine or to provide information for use by the server." Form elements typically include text boxes, radio buttons, check boxes, and drop down lists.

<FORM> </FORM>

The beginning and end of a form.

<INPUT TYPE=" "> (no closing necessary)

Used to define the type of input expected, i.e. "text, radio, checkbox,...".

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="javascript"> </SCRIPT>

The tags used to inform the browser to process a script. "jscript, vbscript, or javascript" are examples of languages. This page was created using 11 different scripts. to view the entire code for this page, select the view option at the top toolbar of your browser, and select source, or view source, depending on the browser used.(If this is site is being viewed from the tripod.com url, disregard the advertising script in the header.)

A sample form

First Name:
Last Name:
E-mail:

A javascript example (The prompt that asked you for your name when you first loaded this page, and how it was used.)
*** Located in the <HEAD> tags: <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="javascript">  </SCRIPT> *** Located in the <BODY> tags: <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="javascript">  </SCRIPT>

* * * The scripts used to create the rollover buttons were provided courtesy of Roller JavaScript Coder, written by: Pat Friedl of Nebulus Designs

home ¦ javascripts ¦ frames ¦ dynamic html ¦ links and resouces ¦ email webmaster

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Online tutorial for webpage authoring

This page was written using forms for user input and javascripts to control the input.

Definitions: `Forms`

"A form is a set of Web page elements with which you interact to submit a query to a search engine or to provide information for use by the server." Form elements typically include text boxes, radio buttons, check boxes, and drop down lists.

`<FORM> </FORM>`

The beginning and end of a form.

`<INPUT TYPE=" "> (no closing necessary)`

Used to define the type of input expected, i.e. "text, radio, checkbox,...".

`<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="javascript"> </SCRIPT>`

`A sample form`

First Name:
Last Name:
E-mail:

A javascript example (The prompt that asked you for your name when you first loaded this page, and how it was used.)

`* * * The scripts used to create the rollover buttons were provided courtesy of Roller JavaScript Coder, written by: Pat Friedl of Nebulus Designs`

Navigation

Online tutorial for webpage authoring

This page was written using forms for user input and javascripts to control the input.

Definitions: Forms

"A form is a set of Web page elements with which you interact to submit a query to a search engine or to provide information for use by the server." Form elements typically include text boxes, radio buttons, check boxes, and drop down lists.

<FORM> </FORM>

The beginning and end of a form.

<INPUT TYPE=" "> (no closing necessary)

Used to define the type of input expected, i.e. "text, radio, checkbox,...".

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="javascript"> </SCRIPT>

A sample form

First Name: Last Name: E-mail: