Chapter 7. PROVIDING AND RECEIVING INFORMATION WITH FORMS
So far I've shown you a few ways to get information from your visitors. You can ask questions with the prompt() function, and you can use onClick to tell when they click a link or onMouseOver to detect when they move over a link. In this chapter, you'll learn a plethora of ways to collect and display information using HTML forms and JavaScript. You can rely on forms and JavaScript to create very interactive sites that might include surveys and quizzes, calculators, games, and novel navigational tools.
In this chapter you'll learn how to:
Create HTML forms
Use JavaScript to read a form a visitor has filled out
Use JavaScript to fill out a form automatically
Use forms as navigational tools
Real-World ...
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