How are forms defined?
Interactivity is essential for all mobile applications. When links are not sufficient any more for user interaction, forms are required to collect the user’s input and to submit it to your application. HAWHAW therefore provides the HAW_form class. A HAW_form element can contain objects similar to the HAW_deck element, like HAW_text, HAW_image and HAW_link. But additionally the following objects can be associated to a HAW_form object: • HAW_input • HAW_select • HAW_radio • HAW_checkbox • HAW_hidden • HAW_textarea • HAW_submit For more information about all these classes and how to associated them to a HAW_form, respectively HAW_deck object, please refer to the demo section of the HAWHAW homepage. Here you will find some examples, how forms can be used to submit user input from a mobile device to your PHP script.
Interactivity is essential for all mobile applications. When links are not sufficient any more for user interaction, forms are required to collect the user’s input and to submit it to your application. HAWHAW therefore provides the HAW_form class. A HAW_form element can contain objects similar to the HAW_deck element, like HAW_text, HAW_image and HAW_link. But additionally the following objects can be associated to a HAW_form object: • HAW_input • HAW_select • HAW_radio • HAW_checkbox • HAW_hidden • HAW_textarea • HAW_submit For more information about all these classes and how to associated them to a HAW_form, respectively HAW_deck object, please refer to the demo section of the HAWHAW homepage. Here you will find some examples, how forms can be used to submit user input from a mobile device to your PHP script.
