Detailed HTML Course Outline SECTION on FORMS

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Chpt 7 Forms

We will spend most of the time in class on Forms. You definitely absolutely have to read Chapter 7 to understand this. The basic construction of a html form is this...                         <FORM>    begin a form                         <INPUT>   ask for information in one of several different ways...                         <INPUT>   ...there can be as many input areas as you wish                         </FORM>   end a form  If you want to know how to do cool stuff like this scrollable text in a little box, then you should carefully read the text. Chapter 7, pages 194~199. It is a great thing to add to your web page and takes you from a beginner level web page builder into the intermediate range of ability.    <!.........budo scrolled list..........-><!.........budo scrolled list..........-><!.........budo scrolled list..........-><!.........budo scrolled list..........->  KARATE  JUDO AIKIDO KENJUTSU KYUDO JODO KENDO IAIDO  This is the code for the menu on the left <form> <p><select NAME="MARTIAL ARTS" SIZE="5"> <option SELECTED VALUE="KARATE"> <font face="Arial,Helvetica"><font size=-1> KARATE&nbsp;</option> <option VALUE="JUDO">JUDO&nbsp;</option> <option VALUE="AIKIDO">AIKIDO&nbsp;</option> <option VALUE="KENJUTSU">KENJUTSU&nbsp;</option> <option VALUE="KYUDO">KYUDO&nbsp;</option> <option VALUE="JODO">JODO&nbsp;</option> <option VALUE="KENDO">KENDO&nbsp;</option> <option VALUE="IAIDO">IAIDO&nbsp;</font></font></option> </select> <br></form> go here for a "real life" example of how forms are used in the business web pages of companies  http://www.compumaster.net/search1.cfm A helpful on-line Forms Tutorial page from Joe Barta's site at  www.pagetutor.com/pagetutor/forms/(Barta's site was found by Razan)

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Forms

. Like we said previously, to do well in this course, you should use a combination of four sources of information the explanations given by the professor in class the chapters identified in the textbook the web pages recommended by the professor examples from other students  Below is some information from which you can use to learn about forms - in addition to your text    www.pagetutor.com/pagetutor/forms/  www.pagetutor.com/pagetutor/forms/lesson01.html A simple mail to form will be generated below using your email address. You can then  send it to yourself to see if it works  www.pagetutor.com/pagetutor/forms/mailtotest/test.html

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Chpt 7 Forms

examples <FORM> <TEXTAREA NAME="COMMENTS" ROWS=3 COLS=30 WRAP="hard"> </TEXTAREA> </FORM> <!..............example of a form........->  <!.............end of example form...->  <FORM> <TEXTAREA NAME="COMMENTS" ROWS=3 COLS=30 WRAP="off"> </TEXTAREA> </FORM> <!..............example of another form........->  <!.............end of example another form...->

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Explanation of Assignment #6, Forms due  - worth 10% In this assignment,  create a  form on any of your other BCS500 pages This form will be hyperlinked to your main BCS500 page In this form you will provide examples These examples are of various forms The various forms will contain various arrangements of text information Use the text on page 194 ~ 199 to guide you Class participation marks will also be givento people who can find web sites that provide a tutorial or guidance on making forms   Use the information from the text on page194 ~ 199 to guide you.

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