The <FORM> tag creates a fill out form. Any HTML coding can be
contained within the form. The browser permits the user to enter
information in the fields of the form and sends this information to a
cgi-bin script on a server identified as a URL by the ACTION
attribute.
Attributes:
action - tells your browser where to send
the information; this is a CGI program of some kind.
method - there are two method options:
'GET' or 'POST'. The difference is complicated, but in simple terms;
'GET' encodes all the information into the URL that is sent and 'POST'
sends the data separately from the actual call to the script.
Example code:
<FORM ACTION="action URL" METHOD=GET/POST>
What is your name?
<BR>
<INPUT NAME="name" VALUE="enter name here"
TYPE="text" SIZE=30 MAXLENGTH=3>
<P>
What is your age?
<BR>
<INPUT NAME="Age" VALUE="Young"
TYPE="radio" SELECTED>
Young
<BR>
<INPUT NAME="Age" VALUE="Old"
TYPE="radio">
Old
<P>
<INPUT VALUE="Submit Your Entry"
TYPE="submit">
<INPUT VALUE="Clear This Form" TYPE="reset"> </FORM>
