Chapter 4. Introducing Web Forms
In this chapter, you’ll learn: | |
✓ | How to approach HTML forms processing in a powerful new way. |
✓ | How to replace traditional HTML form elements with new server controls. |
✓ | How to make events on the browser execute code on the Web server. |
✓ | How to preserve form data from one submission to the next. |
✓ | How to use validation server controls to check the syntax of visitor input. |
Web pages have included HTML forms since the early days of the Web. A form, in this sense, is an area on a Web page that contains interactive elements such as text boxes, drop-down lists, check boxes, option buttons, and push buttons. The HTML code for a form ...
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