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How to add a form action button to your HTML form

A form action button is a button element that is used to submit a form to a server. It triggers the form submission when clicked, and sends the form data to the server for processing. It’s the “submit” button However, the button that submits the form is often called a “submit” button and is created using a <button> tag with type="submit" <button type="submit">Submit</button> The button can be styled using CSS. For example, if you are using Bootstrap framework,

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Fixing the auto-focus

Focusing on an input element just as the user loads the form will easily be a great usability enhancement. However, doing it the wrong will cause problem for at least some users. Setting focus in onload() event Most websites make the mistake of setting the focus in the onload() event. This can cause troubles for the user. <body onload='document.myform.username.focus();' > Imagine a login form. The web page is being loaded and the login form appears.

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How to add a full-feature contact form to your website without PHP

Are you struggling to add a contact form to your website because of complicated server-side form processing? Adding a contact form to your website is crucial for maintaining good communication with your audience, but it often requires complicated scripts and server configurations. However, the good news is that there’s now a solution that makes adding a contact form to your website a breeze. Integrate with one line of code Ratufa.io is a game-changing solution that allows you to connect your HTML forms to the back-end form processor in just a few seconds, with no need for PHP scripts or server configuration.

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How to create a file upload form without PHP

We need a PHP script to process form submissions because when you submit a form on a website, the information you enter and the files you upload, needs to be processed and handled in some way. For example, it might need to be saved to a database, or sent to someone via email. PHP is a server-side programming language, which means it runs on the web server rather than in your web browser.

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How to create a working email form without PHP

If you want to create an email form, you can find lots of HTML code samples online. But, to process the form submissions, you usually need a back-end script, such as PHP. Setting up and maintaining such a script can be difficult. Fortunately, there’s a solution called Ratufa. Ratufa.io is a form back-end service that allows you to connect your HTML form to a back-end without needing any PHP code.

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How to create a working jquery email form without PHP

If you’re looking to create an HTML form, you’ll find numerous HTML code samples on the internet. However, setting up a usable back-end script for processing form submissions can be challenging, and it’s not easy to configure and maintain. Thankfully, Ratufa can help you out. Ratufa.io is a form back-end service that allows you to connect your HTML form to a back-end without any PHP script. With just one line of code, you can connect your form to Ratufa.

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