A form with basic inputs.
Forms
Forms are the most basic way of sending user input information to the server. This section allows you to experiment with the Input Elements in the context of a form to explore the different ways of submitting a form and the built-in validation that a form context adds to Input Elements.
In this section you’ll be able to explore forms:
- the standard browser ‘submit’ functionality
- submitting forms via JavaScript
- you’ll explore the validation provided by Browsers
- see how JavaScript can bypass form validation and impose additional validation.
A form with number inputs.
A form with text inputs: url, password, etc.
A form with other text inputs: textarea, dropdown, multi-select.
A form with special inputs: color, dates, time, etc.
HTML Forms are commonly used to send data to a server.
Form events are submitted dynamically to the server using XmlHttpRequest.
Using JavaScript to validate form fields.