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Programming
Do you know that a web form can be submitted with an "enter" with out a submit button? Do you know that a web form is speced out to be different when it has only one text field and when it has more than one text field? Although you may have done it a lot, do you recall all the time that "textarea" is not an "input" type like the "text" field. Do you know that you can use a javascript function as a form submit for profit? I have found these and a few others when I looked back on form design. Rest of thsi log entry talks about essentials and less exploited features of web forms for every day usage.



