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<TEXTAREA></TEXTAREA>Contains a text input area on a form |
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Element used to define a multi-line text input area inside a form. <html> <head> <title>A Simple Form</title> </head> <body> . . <form method="POST" enctype="text/plain" action="mailto:mike@ruskfamily.com"> Your name please:<br> <input type=text name=name size=50 maxlength=50><br> How did you find me?:<br> <select name=howfound> <option selected value="Best Friend">Best Friend <option value="Close Friend">Close Friend <option value="Friend">Friend <option value="Larry King">Larry King <option value="Grease Man">Grease Man <option value="Told Not to Come">I was told not to visit </select><br> Comments?:<br> ==>> <textarea name=comment wrap=virtual rows=5 cols=55>I love this site because...</textarea> <br> <input type=submit value=Submit> <input type=reset value=Clear> </form> . . </body> </html> So there it is! A simple guest book entry form that ends up mailing you the entry. Unless of course the viewer is using Microsoft Internet Explorer. Too bad. If this example looks familiar it's because I'm using for all my form elements. HTML 3.2 FinalThe textarea element has the following attributes:
NetscapeNothing extra. Microsoft Internet ExplorerNothing special that I know of - yet. InternationalizationNothing special. |
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