Form submission through HTML: complex example

For a simple example of form submission through HTML, see Example: setting forms property attributes.

<html> 
<head> 
<title>submitForm1_new</title> 
<meta NAME="HandheldFriendly" CONTENT="True"> 
</head> 
<body> 

<h3>Testing: agsubmitMessage, agsubmitOffsiteLinks, agsubmitIncludeImages, 
    agsubmitLinkDepth, agsubmitSize, agsubmitDiscardResponse, 
        agsubmitMultiple, 
    agsubmitHidden, agsubmitDisplayDefaultMessage.</h3> 

<p>What to expect:<br>

1. agsubmitMessage=null <br> 
2. agsubmitOffsiteLinks=false<br> 
3. agsubmitIncludeImages=false: No image should be downloaded.<br> 
4. agsubmitLinkDepth=0: all links are dead from the response page<br> 
5. agsubmitSize=100<br> 
6. agsubmitDiscardResponse=false: response pages available<br> 
7. agsubmitMultiple=true: the text field will not retain the old value<br> 
8. agsubmitHidden=false: form will appear in the Forms Manager<br> 
9. agsubmitDisplayDefaultMessage=false: No default form submission 
        message.<br>

<form action=http://search.yahoo.com/bin/search 
agsubmitMessage=null 
agsubmitOffsiteLinks=false 
agsubmitIncludeImages=false 
agsubmitLinkDepth=0 
agsubmitSize=100 
agsubmitDiscardResponse=false 
agsubmitMultiple=true 
agsubmitHidden=false 
agsubmitDisplayDefaultMessage=false>

<input size=15 name=p><BR> 
<INPUT TYPE=submit VALUE="Search"> 
<INPUT TYPE=reset> 
</form> 

1. Do offline submit. You should see a "null" alert. 

</body> 
</html>

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