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Web Forms 2.0: Difference between revisions
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Web Forms 2.0 has reached a relative stage of maturity, and major alterations of the specification are unlikely at this stage. | Web Forms 2.0 has reached a relative stage of maturity, and major alterations of the specification are unlikely at this stage. | ||
In due course Web Forms 2.0 will be integrated into [[HTML 5]]. | |||
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Revision as of 23:29, 27 May 2008
Web Forms 2.0 is an extension to the forms features found in HTML 4.01's forms chapter. The specification applies to both HTML and XHTML user agents, and provides new strongly-typed input fields, new attributes for defining constraints, a repeating model for declarative repeating of form sections, new DOM interfaces, new DOM events for validation and dependency tracking, and XML submission and initialization of forms. This specification also standardises and codifies existing practice in areas that have not been previously documented.
HTML4, XHTML 1.1 and the DOM are thus extended in a manner which has a clear migration path from existing HTML forms, leveraging the knowledge authors have built up with their experience with HTML so far.
Status
Web Forms 2.0 has reached a relative stage of maturity, and major alterations of the specification are unlikely at this stage.
In due course Web Forms 2.0 will be integrated into HTML 5.
Sections
- Extensions to Form Control Elements
- The Repetition Model for Repeating Form Controls
- The Forms Event Model
- Form Submission
- Fetching Data from External Resources
- Extensions to the HTML Level 2 DOM Interfaces
- Styling Form Controls