FAQ: Learn HTML: Forms - Introduction to HTML Forms

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This community-built FAQ covers the “Introduction to HTML Forms” exercise from the lesson “Learn HTML: Forms”.

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Introduction to HTML

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Hiya!

Thx for this newly added tutorial! I am enjoying it big time so far. However it seems to be full of bugs ;). I reported most of them during the tutorial but just wanted to drop a message here also.

Keep up the good work and keep them tutorials coming! :smiley:

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Yeet or be yeeted on

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P.S:
Why does it say ‘Goooble’ instead of google?

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so what does other form that the instruction referring to? is it the clickable logo or the clickable search icon? or both?

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So is the search bar actually a form or not? :sweat_smile:

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It for sure is a form control but may not be a <form></form> proper since we often see form controls managed by script (event listener/handler) and using JSON to communicate with the search engine. A form would normally have an ACTION attribute (with a URL value) and a METHOD attribute with POST or GET value, and a SUBMIT button to trigger the action.

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