HTML FORM TAGS!

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The <form> tag is used to create forms.
To create a form, you have several different options depending on the type of form.

Here are some elements you can use to make your forms.

•<input> •<textarea> •<button> •<select> •<option> •<optgroup> •<fieldset> •<label>

These elements allow the user to provide information to the website - information which can be submitted to the server for processing.

Example
First name:
Last name:
The form above was created using the following code info:
First name:
Last name:
Attributes:
Attributes specific to this tag: Attribute, Description, Action.
Specifies a URI/URL of the page that will process the form.
method:
Specifies the HTTP method to use when the form is submitted.
Possible values:•get (the form data is appended to the URL when submitted)
•post (the form data is not appended to the URL)
enctype: Specifies the content type used to encode the form data set when it's submitted to the server.
Possible values:•application/x-www-form-urlencoded (default)
•multipart/form-data (use this when uploading files)
accept-charset: Specifies a list of character encodings that the server accepts.
The default value is "UNKNOWN".
accept: Specifies a comma-separated list of content types that the server accepts.
name: Assigns a name to the form.
This is used when referencing the form with stylesheets or scripts.
If there are multiple forms, the name of each form must be unique.
Other Attributes: Attribute, Description
class: Document wide identifier.
id: Document wide identifier
dir: Specifies the direction of the text
lang: Language code
target: Specifies the target frame to load the destination page as indicated with the action attribute.
onSubmit, onReset, onclick, ondbclick, onmousedown, onmouseup, onmouseover,
onmousemove, onmouseout, onkeypress, onkeydown, onkeyup.
Intrinsic event (see event handlers)
<form
action=""
method=""
enctype=""
accept-charset=""
accept=""
name=""
class=""
id=""
dir=""
lang=""
target=""
onSubmit=""
onReset=""
onclick=""
ondbclick=""
onmousedown=""
onmouseup=""
onmouseover=""
onmousemove=""
onmouseout=""
onkeypress=""
onkeydown=""
onkeyup="" >
(the individual form element tags go here - see below)
<input
type=""
name=""
value=""
size=""
maxlength=""
checked=""
src=""
class=""
id=""
dir=""
lang=""
title=""
style=""
align=""
alt=""
readonly=""
disabled=""
tabindex=""
accesskey=""
ismap=""
usemap=""
onfocus=""
onblur=""
onselect=""
onchange=""
onclick=""
ondbclick=""
onmousedown=""
onmouseup=""
onmouseover=""
onmousemove=""
onmouseout=""
onkeypress=""
onkeydown=""
onkeyup="" />
<option
selected=""
value=""
label=""
class=""
id=""
dir=""
lang=""
style=""
title=""
tabindex=""
disabled=""
onclick=""
ondbclick=""
onmousedown=""
onmouseup=""
onmouseover=""
onmousemove=""
onmouseout=""
onkeypress=""
onkeydown=""
onkeyup="" >
(list item goes here)
</option>
<select
name=""
size=""
multiple=""
class=""
id=""
dir=""
lang=""
style=""
title=""
tabindex=""
disabled=""
onclick=""
ondbclick=""
onmousedown=""
onmouseup=""
onmouseover=""
onmousemove=""
onmouseout=""
onkeypress=""
onkeydown=""
onkeyup="" >
(option tags go here for each item you need in your list)
<select/>
<textarea
name=""
rows=""
cols=""
class=""
id=""
dir=""
lang=""
title=""
style=""
readonly=""
disabled=""
tabindex=""
onfocus=""
onblur=""
onselect=""
onchange=""
onclick=""
onmousedown=""
onmouseup=""
onmouseover=""
onmousemove=""
onmouseout=""
onkeypress=""
onkeydown=""
onkeyup="" >
(this is where the user can type stuff)
</textarea>

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