HTML Forms Tutorial
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This document provides an overview of creating and submitting forms in ProdigyView. It discusses the required understanding of HTML form elements and PVHtml. It then demonstrates creating a basic form using various form elements like text inputs, textareas, buttons, selects, radios, checkboxes and more. It also discusses options that can be passed to form elements to define attributes. The document encourages reviewing the PVForms API reference and checking additional tutorials for more details.
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- 13. Radio Buttons Tag: <input type=“radio” /> Purpose: Create a radio button. Radio buttons will be considered separate elements unless they have the same name. 1. Assign the radio buttons with the 2. Set the value of the radio same name buttons in the options 3. IMPORTANT: By default, ProdigyView wraps all form tags in a div. The option disable_css will remove that surrounding div.
- 14. CSS Options The difference between HTML elements from PVHtml and the elements in PVForms is the last option, css_options. By default the value is an empty array and does not have to specified. In our last slide, we disabled the css_options which disabled the default surrounding div. We could have also passed attributes such as id, style, or class which would have also changed the behavior of the surrounding div.
- 15. CheckBox Tag: <input type=“checkbox” /> Purpose: Creates a checkbox. Checkboxes are normally defined as either on or off. www.prodigyview.com
- 16. Hidden Tag: <input type=“hidden” /> Purpose: Holds a value in an input field that is not visible to the user. www.prodigyview.com
- 17. Submit Tag: <input type=“submit” /> Purpose: Submit the values for the current form to be processed. www.prodigyview.com
- 18. API Reference For a better understanding of the HTML elements, check out the api at the two links below. PVForms More Tutorials For more tutorials, please visit: http://www.prodigyview.com/tutorials www.prodigyview.com