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Adding a Field to an HTML Document

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Summary: How to insert a field in an HTML document; learn how to build your own website in this free computer programming video.

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By Dorian Winterfeld
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Dorian Winterfeld has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Computer Science and has general web and database programming primarily in Perl and SQL on Windows and Unix platforms. Databases...read more

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"We're going to add another input field to our form. This one has the name, I'll add it now, the name of "first name". Now we're going to add another text field for the last name, so let's make it be in it's own paragraph, let's just call it "last name". I, just to make things easier, I am going to copy this field, I think your getting the idea of how I do things, and then I'm going to paste it but of course we have to change it, this is no longer the first name, the name of this field is "last name". Remember we have to close the paragraph, we opened it, so we have to close it. Let's save the page and reload the form and you can see that it now has last name, so you can enter your first name, the last name, and again we could submit the form but that's a topic for another class."

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