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The ? element defines the ? and all ? input elements are nested inside it. |
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The ? attribute contains the URL of the Web App |
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The ? atrriubute contains the ? of sending the form data: POST or GET |
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A ? packages form data and sends it as part of the request |
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A ? packages form data and appends it as part of the request. |
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Use ? when the form data should be private or when it is large, such as when a textarea or file input element is used. |
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Use ? for requests that might be bookmarked. |
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The ? element can act as many different input controls on the Web page, depending on the value of its "type" attribute. |
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A type of ? creates a single line ? input. |
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A type of ? creates a ? button. |
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A type of ? creates one ? button. All ? buttons with the same name make up a group of ? buttons. |
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A type of ? creates one ? control. You can create a set of choices by giving multiple checkboxes the same name. |
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The ? element creates a multi-line text input area. |
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The ? element cretes a menu, which contains one or more ? elements. ? elements define the items in the menu. |
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If you put text into the content of a ? element, it will become the default text in a ? control on the Web page. |
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The ? attribute in the text input element can be used to give a single line text input an initial ? |
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Setting the ? on a submit button changes the text of the button |
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When a ? is submitted the form data values are paired with their corresponding names, and all names and values are sent to the server. |
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? are often uses to layout forms gives that forms have a tabular structure. |
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Once laid out, ? should be used to style forms to provide the presentation, including color, font styles, etc. |
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XHTML allows form elements to be organized with the ? element. |
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The ? element can be used to attach ? to form elements in a way that aids accessibity. |
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