1. | Making use of form-related containers | |  |
2. | Form Radio button group | |  |
3. | Login form and get password back form | |  |
4. | Add submitForm() and debugMessage() functions as click event handlers | |  |
5. | Register the submitForm() and debugMessage() handler functions with b1's click event | |  |
6. | Clear form fields | |  |
7. | Form item label | |  |
8. | FormHeading control | |  |
9. | A form for first name, last name, address, city, zip code and country | |  |
10. | Form Text required field | |  |
11. | submit function can access the form control data directly | |  |
12. | Populating a Form control from a data model | |  |
13. | Switch form with Transition | |  |
14. | Form control bar | |  |
15. | Form field with Label | |  |
16. | Add the submitForm() and debugMessage() functions as handlers of the click event: | |  |
17. | Register the submitForm() and debugMessage() handler functions | |  |
18. | Add form header to a form | |  |
19. | Bind form input control to Model | |  |
20. | Form label with icon | |  |
21. | One form two FormHeadings | |  |
22. | Model data and form controls | | |
23. | Password form field | |  |
24. | Contact Editor Form | |  |
25. | Travel form | |  |
26. | Form with ControlBar | |  |
27. | Form Multiple Headings | |  |
28. | Adding border to Form | |  |
29. | defines the FormHeading control | |  |
30. | Using Form controls to hold your form data | |  |
31. | The submit function can access the form control data directly, | |  |
32. | Form Data Model Value | |  |
33. | A form that reads static data from a data model to obtain the value for a form field | |  |
34. | Adding a load event and a fault event to the form. | |  |
35. | Select a value for the formatString property from the drop-down list | |  |
36. | Show individual times for the initialization and creation of each form element. | |  |
37. | Register a single listener function, submitForm(), with two different buttons | |  |
38. | Form Button | |  |
39. | Form default button | |  |
40. | The form and the buttons overlap as the application grows smaller, for example. | |  |
41. | Form with Button | |  |
42. | Login Example | |  |
43. | Checking the box could make the user e-mail field required | |  |