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Note:
This element gathers information and send it to a server.
All <input> elements must be placed within the <form> element.
The <input> element's type attribute is its most important attribute
The <input> element's type attribute determines control type
Button Creates a button on the page.
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Checkbox Creates a checkbox.
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File Creates a text box with a file browse button.
The text box allows a user to select a file to upload to the
server for processing.
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Hidden Stores information that is not visible on the web page.
However, this information can be viewed in the source HTML code.
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Image An image that will submit the contents of its form to
the server when it is clicked.
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Password A text box that displays an asterisk
(or other placeholder character) in place of each character.
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Radio A radio button on the page.
Each radio button must
have the same value for its name attribute.
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Reset A button on the page. This button will reset the original
values of the form.
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Submit A button on the page. This button will submit the contents
of the form to the server for processing.
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Text A text box.
Syntax:
<input attributes events>
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