| Forms
provide the opportunity for interaction between you and your website
visitors. They are used to gather specific information and can be
designed to be, for example; a survey, a shopping order or to collect
feedback on a given topic.
There are 2 important parts
to a form-based interaction; the user side and the server side.
The user side is when the user enters information in one or more
form fields, or selects a form object, such as a check box or radio
button, and then clicks a button to submit the information.
Form results are next processed using form handlers that tell the
web server how to process the data collected. If the server
has FrontPage Extensions installed, it can save results to a file,
or email them to you.
These skills will be practiced
by reproducing the form on the 'Spotlite' web
site. |