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HTML and Forms Please use the speaker notes to receive the comments accompanying the slides!

Web10.html

Testing forms NAME: COURSE: Lotus Notes Internet User Advanced COBOL Database Programming MAJOR: Computer Information Systems Business Administration Other major Comments: COMMENTS Web10.html The information about the FORM are enclosed between.

FORM sent using Web10.html and receipt from that form in my . Contents of received from form in left panel. name=Grocer course=CIS44 course=CIS51 major=CI comments=COMMENTS This is a test of a form!!!

NAME: COURSE: Lotus Notes Internet User Advanced COBOL Database Programming Web10.html - 1st part of form INPUT with TYPE=“TEXT” creates a text box for data entry. The box is given the NAME=“name” and SIZE=“10” meaning it will only show 10 characters. INPUT with TYPE = “CHECKBOX” sets up a series of checkboxes each with the NAME=“course”. This allowed me to check multiple checkboxes. Each check box is labeled with the words shown such as Lotus Notes or Internet User, but the VALUE is what is sent via e- mail. Note that the course information received in my e- mail was CIS44 & CIS51 name=Grocer course=CIS44 course=CIS51 major=CI comments=COMMENTS This is a test of a form!!!

MAJOR: Computer Information Systems Business Administration Other major Comments: COMMENTS Web10.html (2nd part) TYPE=RADIO” will set up a radio button. In this case it will be named major (NAME=‘major)and the VALUE will be sent when the form is submitted. Note that these three lines of code set up three radio buttons each named major but with different values. The TEXTAREA is an area for comments. Note you can designate rows and columns to determine size. The word COMMENTS appears in the comments box. I think it would look better with this omitted. You can just omit it and leave >< there. TYPE=“SUBMIT” means the form will be set while TYPE=“RESET” clears the form. The value is the designation that appears on the button. name=Grocer course=CIS44 course=CIS51 major=CI comments=COMMENTS This is a test of a form!!! Data received via . Note the name on the radio button above is major and major appears here in the left column. CI is the value of the major that was checked. Text that appears on the screen helping to clarify the form.

Web13.html - as seen

This is the output from web13.html that was sent. name=Priscilla Grocer city1=Fall River city2=New Bedford city3=Taunton city4=Fall River city4=New Bedford course=CIS44 course=CIS51 major=CI comments=COMMENTS Testing the form from Web13.html! Web13.html - output and receipt

Testing forms NAME: CITY: Fall River, MA New Bedford, MA Taunton, MA Fall River, MA New Bedford, MA Taunton, MA Web13.html (1st part of HTML code) The SELECT allows the user to make a selection by scrolling down and highlighting. OPTION shows the values that will be seen. Note there must also be a. SELECTED means that this selection will show when the form is loaded. name=Priscilla Grocer city1=Fall River city2=New Bedford

Fall River, MA New Bedford, MA Taunton, MA In this one, hold down SHIFT to make multiple choices that are adjacent and hold down the CONTROL to make other multiple choices. Fall River, MA New Bedford, MA Taunton, MA Web13.html (2nd part of HTML code) city3=Taunton city4=Fall River city4=New Bedford SIZE=“2” means that 2 options will be shown. The VALUE is what is sent, the data after is what appears on the screen. MULTIPLE means that multiple OPTIONs can be selected.

COURSE: Lotus Notes Internet User Advanced COBOL Database Programming MAJOR: Computer Information Systems Business Administration Other major Comments: COMMENTS Web13.html (3rd part of HTML code) course=CIS44 course=CIS51 major=CI comments=COMMENTS Testing the form from Web13.html! The words COURSE:, MAJOR: and Comments: are being used to help designate information for the user.