inseting a form in a html page could be define as easy the <form>code is used tell the html that u are about to make a form

eg if u want a user to write his/her name in a text field u would put it as <form> Name:<input type=''text''> </form> the above code will make a form of which a user can type in his or her name.

4 a password it must b PASSWORD:<input type=''password'' name=''password'' NB. that an asterix will appear in a user's browser as they pin in the password

a radio b*ttons are form of which user can only choose one limited option eg: <form> <input type='radio'

A typical HTML login form containing everything youre ever likely to use :: <form action='http://url for the form to be sent to' method='post'> Username:<input name='username' id='username' type='text' value='username' size='15' maxlength='45'/><input type='submit' value='Login!'/> </form>

all forms contain three things. the <form> and </form> tag - with various extra stuff, including the action=' ' attribute - it basically tells the browser what to do with the form .. at least one input - textbox, radio b*ttons, checkboxes, 'select' drop-down boxes, file input - .. And crucially, an <input type='submit' name='Login'/> if you want your form do actually do anything except look good

firstly, i'll talk about the various inputs available. inputs do not function properly without the <form> </form> tags wrapped around it ..<input type='text'/> is simply a plain, ordinary text box .. <input type='password'/> is a text box, BUT when text is typed in, it appears as a series of *'s ... <input type='radio'/> radio b*ttons are just a group of options, but you can only select one option

drop-down boxes are slightly more complex and require more code than all the other types of input .. a simple example showing three options to choose from : <select name='example drop-down box'> <option value='1'>option 1</option> <option value='2'>option 2</option> <option value='3'>option 3</option> </select> ... If you need any help with any html etc,please feel free to contact me at prodigits

<input type='submit' name='send'/> ... This basically tells the form do whatever the <form action=' '> is .. If the action is a URL / URI, then all data in the form gets sent to that url, is processed (usually with a programming language such as CGI or Perl or PHP etc)

can u translate this WML code to HTML code? <input type='text' name='q' value='http://'>
<a href='http://wapsilon.com/viewcode.cgi?$(q)'>Go</a> ive try to make it on my own but i always get an error on $(q) attributte.i dont know how to resolve it.btw,its a sourcecode viewer .

another one is this.a WML code translate to HTML <input type='text' name='q' value=''/>

<form href='$(select)'><input type='text' name='q' value '' /> </form>

btw, i posted all those as double quotes around the values, but have been flitered to become single quotes .. just so youre aware of that ..

no, wait lol sorry man - dumb me .. you need to do tell the url what $(q) is for .. .. for example file.cgi?q=$(q) where the q= bit is important (if present in a working url?) .. sorry i didnt notice that before, but the same applies to the links i posted two msgs ago

Can u help me to learn more about html forms?in post method how i can retrive a form information,from a page to another page of my html wapsite.. :)need ur help.

sorry this is so late, but yeah ill help you learn about html forms lol .. to retrieve the data, just treat it exactly as if it was a GET variable (the only difference is that you cant see the values in the url) ..