In this chapter you learn how to create basic forms, and populate the forms with all the goodies, such as: check boxes, radio buttons, text input fields even drop-down menus. What I’m describing is creating electronic forms, designed, implemented, and finished, all with the help of Adobe Dreamweaver.Īdobe Dreamweaver simplifies the process of creating and implementing forms of any size and complexity. Today forms are filled out on a computer screen the data is validated and compiled into a readable final product, along with relevant statistics and averages. Not very efficient however, that’s the way it was done, many long years ago. The information is collected by another person, and along with other forms, compiled (by hand) into a final readable product. it’s how you collect that information that makes all the difference.įor example, you might design your form on paper, and the person filling out the form is required to write the information down with a pen or pencil. An even simpler definition would be to say that forms collect information. For example, to fill out a job application form, you would have to enter your pertinent information on who you are (name, address), recent jobs, why you’re experienced enough to apply for the job, and government stuff, like your social security number. A simple definition of a form would be some method for extracting information on a particular subject.
You fill out forms to get your driver’s license, apply for a job even to get married.
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