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== Introduction ==
 
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; Learning goals
* Learn function an purpose of HTML forms
* Learn how to code some kinds of forms
* Understand how JavaScript may be used to process forms
; Prerequisites
* [[HTML and XHTML elements and attributes]]
* See also: [[HTML]] and [[XHTML]] for some background information and [[HTML links]] for a page with pointers (e.g. to other HTML tutorials)
; Moving on
* See the list of [[web technology tutorials]]
; Level and target population
* Beginners
; Remarks
* For the moment, this article is intended to be a "handout" for "lab" teaching. In other words, a teacher + hands-on activities are needed. In addition, we don't explain how to use a specific editing tool.
* To do: Add some more tags and attributes, some additional explantions for each tag, an HTML forms tutorial, etc.
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Revision as of 13:00, 4 October 2009

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Introduction

Learning goals
  • Learn function an purpose of HTML forms
  • Learn how to code some kinds of forms
  • Understand how JavaScript may be used to process forms
Prerequisites
Moving on
Level and target population
  • Beginners
Remarks
  • For the moment, this article is intended to be a "handout" for "lab" teaching. In other words, a teacher + hands-on activities are needed. In addition, we don't explain how to use a specific editing tool.
  • To do: Add some more tags and attributes, some additional explantions for each tag, an HTML forms tutorial, etc.