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HTML HTML Forms Form Basics Create a Form Element

Posted by venel rene
venel rene
482 Points

isn't action="index.html" consider a attribute?

form challegen

Jack Choi
Jack Choi
11,420 Points
Jack Choi
Jack Choi
11,420 Points

Yes the action="index.html" would be an attribute; I'm guessing the first step just wanted the user to create an empty form element without any attributes. So I'm guessing something like <form /> or <form></form> should work...

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james mccarthy
james mccarthy
6,013 Points
james mccarthy
james mccarthy
6,013 Points

I can see you're are starting out, the course that would be suited to you would be "how to make a web site" with nick p. he was were i started and has go me so far in my learning. I believe it is

form action="index.html" method="post">

<input type="text" id="name" name="user_name">

<textarea id="comment" name="user_comment">

<button>Submit Comment</button>

</form>