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 Introduction to HTML
 Structure of HTML
 Creating First HTML  Document
 Building Your HTML  Document
 Tables
 Frames
 Including Images into  Document
 Including Multimedia
 Developing HTML  FORMS
 Anatomy of a FORM
 Developing HTML  FORMS
 Anatomy of a FORM
 Simple Form Layout
 
 Simple Form Layout
 The INPUT elements
 
   The INPUT elements
   The Button Value
   The Reset Value
   The Submit Value
   The Image Value
   The Checkbox Value
   The Radio Value
   The Hidden Value
   The Text Value
   The Password Value
   Other Attributes
 The INPUT Tags
 The BUTTON Element
 
 The BUTTON Element
 The SELECT and OPTION  Elements
 
 The SELECT and  OPTION Elements
 The TEXTAREA Element
 
 The TEXTAREA  Element
 The LABEL Element
 
 The LABEL Element
 The FIELDSET and  LEGEND Elements
 
 The FIELDSET and  LEGEND Elements
 Tab Navigation
 
 Tab Navigation
 Access Keys
 
 Access Keys
 Using Style Sheet
 Understanding URLs
 Using JavaScript
 Using Java

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  Developing HTML Forms > Anatomy of a Form

  Developing HTML FORMS

Anatomy of a FORM
Simple Form Layout
The INPUT Elements
The BUTTON Element
The SELECT and OPTION Elements
The TEXTAREA Element
The Label Element
The FIELDSET and Legend Elements
Tab Navigation
Access Keys

  Anatomy of a FORM

Forms enable visitors to your site to give input, which can be used for a variety of purposes. The Form element contains several other elements, called controls that have a variety of methods for gathering information. When a Form is completed and submitted the information in its active controls is passed to a program that takes whatever action the Form has been designed to perform. Depending on the Form and its use, the client-side script can perform basic pre-processing and error checking, or handle all of the processing on its own.

HTML elements are used within the FORM element
They are used to create and name the FORM controls.
HTML elements also format their appearance and behavior.
A default value for each control is determined by the HTML elements
An attribute in the FORM element tells the browser and the web server which program will process the FORM application.
The browser displays the FORM and allows a surfer to fill it out, collects the information, and sends it to the web server.
The web server sends the information to the indicated program.
The specific program processes the FORM information (and usually displays a new page when it's done).

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