With HTML forms, you can capture useful data from your website visitors. This data can be quite valuable to your business. The HTML language provides a range of input types you can use in your forms.

In my last column, I discussed HTML5 support for offline storage and caching through the use of LocalStorage and SessionStorage. Continuing with the HTML5 focus, I want to investigate the new ...

The HTML5 specification adds a new set of tools for handling web forms. Generally referred to as HTML5 Forms, the new tools enable browser-side form validation. It’s important to understand that HTML5 ...

Input boxes are HTML elements that allow your customers to input text into a form on your website. They can be used for a variety of purposes – quantity numbers on sales pages, customer feedback forms ...

It's no surprise that HTML 5 is coming. However, it's been a bit easier to miss that a lot of work has also been going into the issue of Web forms. So much so, that the HTML Working Group has ...

The latest Chrome beta just hit Google’s release channels and Chrome 27 for desktop, and mobile promises to speed up your web-browsing experience by making content appear on your screen 5 percent ...

A fairly widespread issue exits where text input boxes become unresponsive in Firefox 1.5. One simple workaround is to simply use the tried and true method of entering text in a separate editor and ...

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