JavaScript beginner tutorial 27 – forms

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name – This attribute assigns a name to the form. We’ll need this name later when we process the form’s information.

– This attribute assigns a name to the form. We’ll need this name later when we process the form’s information. id – This attribute assigns an id to the form. We’ll use this id to reference the form later in our code.

– This attribute assigns an id to the form. We’ll use this id to reference the form later in our code. enctype – This attribute tells the browser how to encode the information in the form before sending it to the server. The most common encoding type is application/x-www-form-urlencoded.

– This attribute tells the browser how to encode the information in the form before sending it to the server. The most common encoding type is application/x-www-form-urlencoded. style – This attribute allows you to specify the style of the form.

– This attribute allows you to specify the style of the form. class – This attribute allows you to specify a class for the form.

Here’s an example of a form that uses the id and name attributes:

The next thing we need to do is add some input fields to the form. We can do this by using the tag. This tag has a number of attributes, including:

type – This attribute specifies the type of input field. The most common types are text, password, checkbox, and radio.

– This attribute specifies the type of input field. The most common types are text, password, checkbox, and radio. name – This attribute assigns a name to