HTML Tutorial 15 - Creating HTML Forms

[@webpad2570]

I must say, you have a great talent in teaching. These seemed very complicated to me from where I am studying html currently. Glad I turned to youtube and found your video. You basically just simplified it and made it very practical to understand.

[@TechnicalCafe]

Glad you found this video helpful! Please let me know if there's anything I could do to be of assistance as you continue learning! Thanks for watching and for taking the time to leave a comment - it's greatly appreciated! :)

[@Qoddalol]

Simply the best explanation i have found covering this topic! I feel the need to express my gratitude towards you for sharing this information with me and other HTML/Css beginners! THANK YOU!

[@TechnicalCafe]

Arnold Fejzullahu Thank you so much for the kind compliments and for watching our videos! I really appreciate it! Please let me know if you have any questions, comments, or suggestions! :)

[@tcironbear21]

It is so hard to find someone who could explain how program a web page that can input data. Thank you.

[@IgorMilione19]

Thanks man! I'm brazilian and I have some difficulty to understanding english, but your video is much better than videos in portuguese.. hahaha

[@thecherrythatkakyoinverbal8931]

Thank you so much Jamie! I have learned so much from you. I'm a newbie here and learning by myself. Honestly, I'm sold. You're amazing!!! I love love love your videos!!!!

[@TechnicalCafe]

Thanks for watching and the kind compliments; I really appreciate it! It's great to know that you found these videos helpful! Please let me know if there's anything else you might like to see in future videos or if you have any questions, comments, or suggestions! Best wishes!

[@kiransmilingstar]

Clearly explained and clearly understood.. Thank u so much :)

[@TechnicalCafe]

Kiran Acharya Thank you for your kind compliment and for watching! I appreciate it! Please feel free to let me know if you have any questions, comments, or suggestions! :)

[@shawnwytch5381]

you explained it real good im going to watch more of your videos.

[@TechnicalCafe]

+RETAIL CYBER Thank you for watching and for taking the time to comment! I'm glad you found this helpful! Please let me know if there's anything you'd like to see in a future tutorial!

[@lazarobodevan1652]

Thanks for this helpful explanation :) I've been learning web programming at school and I was having some doubts, but not anymore. ^^ Keep up this good work!

[@TechnicalCafe]

I'm glad to hear that you found this video helpful! What languages are you learning at school? Please let me know if there's anything else you might want to see in future videos! Best wishes!

[@PyMoondra]

Great job! Too bad it seems you have stopped making these types of videos. Bundle all of your videos, refine them and sell it as a course. One thing I liked about your video was the details. You address each and every point within the form tag, and display their benefits.

[@TechnicalCafe]

Thank you for watching and for taking the time to comment. I appreciate the feedback and the advice - I've thought about creating and selling courses, but haven't actually tried it yet. I'd definitely like to make some more programming (and possibly other) tutorial videos in the near future, though! I have some ideas - just have to put them into action! Please let me know if you have any suggestions for future content! Best wishes!

[@AbhishekNigam]

Great video for beginners. Just wanna suggest to use indentation!

[@aliyyanasir6700]

Learn More About HTML FORM kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJikfISwmd13m68

[@stacihumphries8624]

Thanks for the video! It helped clear some things and I'm not as intimidated by forms as I was.

[@ivanmartin4289]

thanks mate new to all this and you just explained lots to me in one session thanks again

[@vocalteacherfromnyc8590]

Here's the html for form and required and form action! Name : Email : Password : Confirm Password : Age: 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18+ Gender: Male Female

[@master_ace]

Great video. Old but helped me a lot!

[@TechnicalCafe]

I’m glad you found this video to be helpful, despite its age! If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out!

[@WebPortraits]

Very nice explained! Easy to understand.

[@vanyabhatia4950]

Thanks alot It will help me alot in my exam clearly explained 😁

[@TechnicalCafe]

Best wishes on your exam! I'm glad you found this video useful! Thanks for watching and for taking the time to comment!

[@vanyabhatia4950]

@@TechnicalCafe ❤

[@dialidasgupta7991]

Great tutorial! Precise and crystal clear

[@TechnicalCafe]

Thanks for the kind compliment! I hope you found this helpful! Is there anything else you'd like to see in the future?

[@subhachandrapaul1075]

I really loved it so much. I have never seen video like yours.thank you so much make for us such a nice one.i will keep watching your all videos

[@TechnicalCafe]

I’m glad that you liked the tutorial! Thank you for watching and please let me know if there’s anything else you might like to see on the channel.

[@nobleminstrel]

Loud and Clear! Thank you. Jamie.

[@galaxytraveler5779]

Great video, very helpful. Thanks.

[@TechnicalCafe]

+Distant System Thank you for watching and for the kind compliment! Please let me know if there's anything you'd like to see next! :)

[@roachjuice5222]

Great video, explained very well👌🏿

[@sivar4300]

Nice explanation

[@TechnicalCafe]

Thank you for sharing this link with everyone, as well as for watching, commenting, and subscribing! :)

[@TechnicalCafe]

Hello, Kevin Carter! Thank you for watching the TechnicalCafe tutorial videos and my apologies that you weren't able to find information about how to space out text boxes in the tutorials! One way that you could attempt to space the text boxes would be to create a table that has three columns and one or two rows, depending on what you'd like to display. From there, you could use the "cellpadding" or "cellspacing" attributes in HTML to space things out. You could also use CSS to style them!

[@ronnybanerjee6020]

Is POST mostly preferred over GET which is written inside method? Is it something like GET should never be used? As using GET leads to display of the username and password in the url....

[@TechnicalCafe]

This depends on what the webpage is being used for. Like you mentioned, you should not use a GET request when sending sensitive data, like username and passwords - a POST request would be preferred (and if you could include some encryption via SSL, etc., that would be even better!). However, for sending search queries and what not, GET requests are perfectly ok! If you have any specific questions regarding this, please don't hesitate to ask!

[@dina-ub5ec]

ALL THE VIDEOS ARE GREAT!! THEY HELPED ME A LOT IN MY EXAMS.. I M A BEGINNER. I JUST WANTED TO KNOW, WHEN WE GO TO GOOGLE HOME PAGE AND VIEW PAGE SOURCE, A VERY LONG CODE APPEARS.. DO PEOPLE ACTUALLY TYPE IT??

[@TechnicalCafe]

It's likely that someone at Google wrote the code that you see when you choose to view the source of Google's homepage. In addition to HTML code, it looks like there's quite a bit of JavaScript code on Google.com, which may be used for a variety of purposes (adding functionality, interactivity, user/account tracking, etc.). It's possible that I'm wrong or that the code does other things too, but it's hard to tell without really analyzing the code/knowing what the functions do. In many cases, you won't need all of that code on a website's homepage, though!

[@TechnicalCafe]

Hey, JRCapital69! Thank you for commenting and watching; I appreciate it! As for naming the fields in an HTML drop-down or selection menu, you can simply put the name or value that you want displayed to the user between the two opening and closing "option" tags. You can assign them a value, which can be used by PHP and other languages to process the data, by using the "value" attribute in HTML, and assigning a value of your choice. (Though, you may want to use the same value in both places!)

[@cozimbatman4100]

That was awesome dude. Very helpful

[@TechnicalCafe]

Thank you for watching and for the kind compliment! It's very much appreciated! Please don't hesitate to let me know if you have any questions, comments, or suggestions! :)

[@TechnicalCafe]

You can make text input show up on the same page by "sending" the data to the page that the form is on using PHP (and maybe even some JavaScript, like the jQuery library or AJAX)! In the form's attributes, you can omit the "action" attribute or set it to be the URL or location of the page that you're using (in this case, the one that has the form on it that you'd like the input to appear on), similar to how we used "process.php" as the "action". Best of luck!

[@whoeverwhoever400]

so i need to close a tag with />? because i dont see any difference.

[@TechnicalCafe]

Usually tags will have an opening and closing tag that follow this template: . In the case of some single tags, you can place a /> at the end of the tag, but it isn't required. (I believe I've done this in some tutorials, possibly with the or tags.)

[@montgal53]

Great tutorial!!!!!!!. I am newbie when it comes to HTML codes. But need to learn it because I am creating OPT-IN form for a landing page. Question: Do you have any tutorials on adding styles to the codes (e.g., adding color to the button; adjusting the length of the input box; and adjusting size of fonts). Your assistance on this would highly appreciative. Again, excellent tutorial

[@TechnicalCafe]

The "process.php" page that you see in this and other tutorials related to forms on the TechnicalCafe channel is supposed to be where the information from the form gets sent once the user clicks on the "Submit" button. This can be done using either GET or POST variables, which come into play when processing data using PHP that comes from an HTML form. A "process.php" page may do things to the data that it takes from the HTML form, such as insert it into a database, manipulate it, etc.

[@ismayilhummatli5814]

THAT WAS AMAZING,GOOD LUCK

[@TechnicalCafe]

+ismayil hummetli Thank you for watching and for taking the time to comment! Please let me know if you have any suggestions for future content!

[@TechnicalCafe]

Did you create a "process.php" page for your webpage? The reason this form is not submitting is because there is no page to take the data. In this tutorial, the "process.php" page was intended as a placeholder, to show you what you would use if you actually wrote a PHP script to use or handle the data that was entered in the HTML form that we created. For more information about using PHP to process the data, please feel free to send me a KZbin message or an e-mail! Thank you for watching!

[@sherazali3414]

Hi, How to send this Form Data (e.g Password,Username)to any E-mail Account......

[@TechnicalCafe]

Hey, Luther442! Thank you for watching the TechnicalCafe tutorials! As for your question regarding how to impose a limit on the amount of text a user can enter in a textbox, you can do this by using the "maxlength" attribute of the "input" tag in HTML. So, if you wanted to have a max length of 10 characters, you could do something like: maxlength="10" The Tizag website is where I got this information from and also has a bunch of great HTML (and other) tutorials that you may want to check out!

[@vijaykapse2221]

good video. keep making videos you are excellent.

[@TechnicalCafe]

Thank you for watching and for taking the time to comment with such a kind compliment! I hope you found this video helpful! Please don't hesitate to let me know if there's anything you might want to see in future tutorials!

[@robl417]

Very helpful. Thank you.

[@TechnicalCafe]

I’m glad to hear that you found this video helpful! Thanks for watching and for taking the time to leave a comment! Please let me know if you have any questions or any suggestions for future videos!

[@LightCameraAction11]

It was a very nice tutorial.You helped me a lot ^-^

[@MaxSchultzmoximas]

Thanks! How do you make a process.php page?

[@TechnicalCafe]

Max Schultz Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment! I appreciate it! As for a process.php page, you would have to have downloaded a server that can run PHP, as well as PHP itself. Something like Apache's XAMPP package would work for this. As for the actual code, I would recommend that you check out the tutorials offered by PHPAcademy.org, as I don't currently have any recorded. Best of luck and if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact me via the TechnicalCafe website! I'd be more than happy to try and help out where I can!

[@jkrw3540]

Doubt : You created a single button in the page and after you click the page, it redirects you to the php page. But, what if there are more than one button and you click anyone of them ? Will all of these redirect you to the same php page ?

[@moon3596]

hi. this video was really helpful. Do u have any other tutorial where u show how to connect these forms to a database?

[@TechnicalCafe]

Virindra Boodram Thank you for watching and for the kind compliment; I appreciate it! Currently, we do not have any tutorials on how to connect HTML forms to a database. If you're looking for a tutorial on this, I would suggest that you check out either the TheNewBoston or PHPAcademy KZbin channels, which should have them and many more!

[@TechnicalCafe]

Popescu Dragos, thank you for watching the TechnicalCafe tutorial videos and for the compliments! I'm glad to hear that these tutorials were helpful to you! Please let me know if you have any questions, comments, or suggestions! Thank you again! - Jamie

[@Thermacon]

What do you use for making this?

[@TechnicalCafe]

In this tutorial, I used NotePad++ as my text editor and Mozilla Firefox for a browser. I would highly recommend NotePad++ as a text editor as it is simple to setup and use and has support for variety of languages, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, and many others. I use Screencast-O-Matic to record the videos and would recommend it, as it's easy to use and isn't expensive. They have both a free and paid version, with the paid version being only $15 per year, with it including extra features. Thank you for watching and if you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please don't hesitate to contact me!

[@webpad2570]

love this tutorial!! thank you!!

[@TechnicalCafe]

No problem! Thank YOU for watching!

[@TechnicalCafe]

Thank you for the compliment and I'm glad you found this tutorial useful! If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please feel free to ask!

[@kevincarter9555]

Hi Jamie, Love the HTML tutorials. I am taking a JavaScript class right now and I am creating a form in HTML. I was wondering if you could tell me if there is a way to space the text boxes from left to right. I have watched just about all of you HTML videos and I have not found anything on that yet. For example I put 3 text input for the phone number and I would like to put a space between each one. Thanks for any help you can give. Keep up the good work.

[@TechnicalCafe]

Thank you, Ivan! If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please feel free to send me a message or an e-mail and I'd be happy to help where I can! Thank you for watching! - Jamie

[@luizaozao1]

There's a way to make the form be saved inside the html ? Like in a table ? I'm trying to do a anime list of watched eps, and i would like to save inside the same html

[@TechnicalCafe]

I think the best way to do this would be to use a database (like a MySQL database) to store the episodes that you’ve watched. However, doing so would require more than just HTML - you would have to use a server-side scripting language like PHP or Python, as well as some SQL in order to store, access, and modify the data.

[@luizaozao1]

TechnicalCafe OK, thank you, i'll try

[@TechnicalCafe]

Did you have any luck with using a MySQL database for your project?

[@luizaozao1]

I know the basics for python(I know hot to do forms and stuffs) and intermediate HTML, but i don't have the base to do so :/

[@hotaru6765]

lol...bro you don't have to do this, by the time you'll be done with all this you will realize that you could've watched soo many more episodes. speaking from my experience, I'm a web developer. :)

[@TechnicalCafe]

Thank you for the compliment and for watching, Charllie! Please feel free to let me know if you have any questions, comments, or suggestions! Thank you again! - Jamie

[@RedstoneTech]

Hi, great tutorial! I was wondering how I could link the submit button to email a adress. Could you please help me with that? I am a beginner at HTML5 and I could use some help.

[@TechnicalCafe]

If you'd like to link your "Submit" button with an email address so that you can send emails from your website, you'd also need to use some server-side code for this, such as a PHP script. However, this shouldn't be too complicated of a task to accomplish. I'd recommend that you check out CodeCourse on KZbin, as they have videos on this sort of thing, as well as many other topics.

[@ctransit8815]

How do you work with that info in the process.php file?

[@TechnicalCafe]

Thank you, WebPortraits! I appreciate your compliments! Thank you for watching and if you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please don't hesitate to let me know! - Jamie

[@johnemitherjimenez8152]

thanks bro! this helped me a lot! good job..

[@TechnicalCafe]

Glad to hear! Thanks for watching and for taking the time to leave such a kind compliment! :)

[@maythamalzarqani3962]

Thank you a lot bro...

[@TechnicalCafe]

Thank YOU for watching and for taking the time to comment! I hope you found this video helpful!

[@rajeshkrishnan9182]

thx u helped me in a exam

[@TechnicalCafe]

Awesome! I'm glad to hear that this was helpful! Please let me know if you have any questions about anything! I'd be happy to try and help where I can! Thank you for watching and for taking the time to comment!

[@TechnicalCafe]

Thank you for your compliment, Minstrel Drew! I appreciate it! Please feel free to let me know if you have any questions, comments, or suggestions! Thank you for watching!

[@programming8304]

Are you a web developer

[@nabilbentamer9071]

Great Job , thanks

[@TechnicalCafe]

Thank you for watching and for taking the time to leave a comment! Please let me know if there's anything you'd like to see in future videos!

[@HassanAli-vl5bg]

Thanks for the video! my question is how would i place these form at any specific place on the html page. For example if i wanted to have it right at the far right corner. Good video in general!

[@babitagupta3840]

Thank you for helping i am from india

[@TechnicalCafe]

I'm glad that you found this tutorial helpful! I hope all is going well! Thank you for watching and for taking the time to comment - I appreciate it!

[@babitagupta3840]

@@TechnicalCafe Sir Why don't you upload videos now

[@livingnature15]

i wanted to know how to provide a particular account and password , by that ,only through one account they can access other site . only through one username and password we shld be acceced to the other site.

[@TechnicalCafe]

This functionality can be achieved using some PHP code! While we don't currently have any tutorials on this on the TechnicalCafe channel, CodeCourse and TheNewBoston do, as far as I'm aware! I'd recommend that you check them out!

[@TechnicalCafe]

Once you send the data to a PHP script, using GET or POST variables, you would parse or use the data, perhaps inserting it into a script, etc., and you could also "echo", or print, the data back out to the webpage using PHP. I know this topic might be a bit confusing, but if you send me a KZbin message or e-mail, I'd be more than happy to try and explain it a bit more in depth. I'd also eventually like to make a video on this so that I can explain it while doing it, which I think would help!

[@TechnicalCafe]

You could send the contents of an HTML form to an e-mail address by using a server-side scritping language, like PHP. (There is a "mail()" function that you can use to do this, though I think there may be other ways, as well.) I would recommend that you do a Google search for "how to send emalis using PHP" or another similar search query, in order to find out more information about how to do this. There are also videos on KZbin that explain this, such as those offered by PHPAcademy! - Jamie

[@Gassseduptv187]

Good Stuff!!!

[@TechnicalCafe]

Thanks for watching! I appreciate the compliment! Please let me know if you have any suggestions for future content or tutorials!

[@btshavemercyonmyheart7892]

so i understood everything but why do we use name and value and what do they do ?

[@ShinePei]

Guys i have a solution in the code of form it must be this! (note:the html must be in the same folder where the html you put is in

[@sabihataskin7458]

Hi good tutorial. Suppose i need the content of one text box to another, how do i do that?

[@BLITZftw]

copy paste lol

[@TechnicalCafe]

What exactly do you mean when you say you need the content of one text box in another? This is something that could be done using a server-side language, like PHP, as well as maybe a client-side language, like JavaScript (and the jQuery library). If you provide some more information, I'd be happy to try and help out or steer you in the right direction! Thanks for watching and for commenting!

[@OscarBidauction]

Wow I like it, very useful!

[@jrcapital69]

Very comprensive tutorial,but how do u name the field boxes??

[@TechnicalCafe]

I actually have not recorded a tutorial on submitting HTML forms using PHP, though I would like to eventually create some PHP tutorials that explain how to do this sort of thing! However, if you send me a KZbin message or e-mail (using the TechnicalCafe "Contact" page), I'd be more than happy to explain how to explain how to submit HTML forums using PHP!

[@johnemmanuelcahilig7568]

Very Nice tutorial!!! :)

[@mehlaqakhan7140]

thankx...for this tutorial

[@haranstone9567]

Hey bro how can I submit my form data to an email?

[@TechnicalCafe]

One way to do this would be to use a server-side language like PHP, which has built-in functions that allow you to send data via email.

[@tabarakwaleed3030]

thnx 4 this tutorial ... i'm beginner in HTML ... whats will happen if we used GET METHOD instead of POST ?

[@prettyprinted]

+tota waleed In the simple case with basic inputs, it won't do anything noticeable. But you won't be able to use the form with anything more complicate, like image uploads, using GET request, because the GET requests get sent as URLs and query strings.

[@tabarakwaleed3030]

+Pretty Printed thank you so much ^^

[@TechnicalCafe]

+Pretty Printed Great answer! It should also be noted that GET requests should not be used when sending sensitive data, such as passwords and what not, given that they will show up in the URL. In cases like this, one should use the POST method instead.

[@tabarakwaleed3030]

+TechnicalCafe yes i understood what you said .. thankful .. now i recognize the difference between them .. ^^

[@chell6227]

I don't get the attribute. Its not because of your video its just because im new to html :/

[@ihabs2150]

Can i use C# rather than Php?

[@jahanzaibshahid07]

good work

[@TechnicalCafe]

+Jahanzaib Shahid Thanks! Thank you for watching! Please let me know if there's anything you'd like to see in future videos!

[@jahanzaibshahid07]

could you please make a video on web application how to develop ?? if it is possible

[@sandy1995]

Why make a form and not just put the elements? It is more organized like that?

[@TechnicalCafe]

The reason for putting the form elements within the "form" tags is because of the way the form is submitted. When a user clicks on the "Submit" button, the data from within the form gets submitted to another webpage for processing, and if the elements weren't included within the same form as the "Submit" button, the form data may not end up being submitted and processed.

[@sandy1995]

ok I see your point, thanks! :)TechnicalCafe

[@TechnicalCafe]

Hello! The reason that the page doesn't change or you get sent to an "error" page when you click on the "Submit" button is because we actually haven't set up a "process.php" page for the content within the text box to be sent to. There are various tutorials on how to create a page to "intercept" the form data so you can use it available on KZbin and the internet! Even though we have set up the method (POST) and the action (process.php), we still haven't created the process.php page, so when

[@annaknowsu]

But where does the information go? I don't see it on the page

[@samirakazemi]

Thank you!

[@dynamagon]

Both times that I submitted my form without actually having the .php file exist crashed my whole browser. Maybe its cause I'm testing this on my actual webhost file uploader? ;P

[@TechnicalCafe]

Sorry that your browser crashed! Without an actual PHP file to process the form data, you're likely to be taken to an error page when submitting the form. We do have some PHP videos up on the channel now, including one on how to use GET and POST requests, which is related to processing forms.

[@SamvitPurohit]

Can u tell me how to send form info to a javascript function.....

[@scaptera]

Maybe programmers type asdf a lot. This includes me for examples.

[@TechnicalCafe]

Ha, it's easy text to add when you need text quickly, that's for sure! Thanks for watching!

[@mohithhasan7838]

hey bro!! how to add show password option

[@TechnicalCafe]

If you'd like to add a "Show Password" option, which a user can enable using a checkbox, for example, this would require the use of JavaScript, particularly using the jQuery JavaScript library. We don't currently have any tutorials on how to do this, but a quick Google search should help you find the tutorials you're looking for! Please feel free to send me an e-mail or message if you're interested in how to do this, and I'd be glad to try and send you some code that you could use to add this functionality to your website. Thank you for watching; I appreciate it!

[@Ntobeko442]

amazing

[@TechnicalCafe]

Thanks for the kind compliment! I appreciate it!

[@mw2prozaimbotyo]

Therese a Flaw with your tutorial when i do submit it still has like a text box

[@biraalbir2354]

thank you my hope for you to be in a good healthfor me it is very easy way

[@TechnicalCafe]

+Bira Albir Thank you for watching, as well as for taking the time to leave such a kind comment. Please do not hesitate to let me know if you have any questions, comments, or suggestions. I'd be happy to try and help where I can! Best wishes!

[@dimitarvel1441]

+TechnicalCafe you didnt close the paragraph xD

[@yigaivanluckyjunior5603]

thanks

[@TechnicalCafe]

Thank YOU for watching and for taking the time to comment! I really appreciate it! Please don't hesitate to reach out with any questions, comments, or suggestions! I'd be happy to try and assist wherever I can!

[@wall37]

how do I make it send it to my email ?

[@sonali2026]

post method kyu use krra he isme?

[@peterplot3318]

how do I create the .php page?

[@ravenlaing8061]

how to use it on blogger

[@TechnicalCafe]

Raven Laing Because Blogger doesn't allow you to upload PHP files to your blogs/websites, you will probably be unable to get much functionality out of an HTML form like this. However, Blogger may have some built-in forms that you can use or add to your website, if you check out the "Widgets" section, etc. Thanks for watching and commenting; I appreciate it!

[@emdadkhan4709]

how to make process.php ?

[@TechnicalCafe]

emdad khan A "process.php" page would require writing some PHP code in a file, that would take the information from the HTML form and use it in some way, such as using it to send an e-mail, inserting it into a database, etc. While we currently do not have tutorials on this topic right now, I would recommend that you check out the PHPAcademy KZbin channel, where there are excellent tutorials on how to do this more.

[@moolipit]

thanks for the tutorial but what about ?

[@TechnicalCafe]

+Mooli Morano Any time! Regarding the element, I don't think I ever included it in any tutorials. Instead, I think I just used regular text without any special elements to style it. Maybe I should include information about the and other elements in the future, though!

[@msrahman2002]

Can you please send me link of PHP and HTML tutorial together. Thank you

[@anmolparmarthi1039]

Bro search w3schools.com on internet

[@sarahkaye9648]

Am I the only person that is being driven mad by the fact that the word "Forms" is spelled incorrectly?

[@TechnicalCafe]

I'm also not a big fan of that mistake! :) Thanks for watching!

[@SexySnorlax]

i came here cus i was learning $_GET from thenewboston and i never learned forms xD

[@TechnicalCafe]

That's awesome! Were you learning how to pick up and process form data using PHP? Do you have any suggestions for other videos? Please don't hesitate to reach out with any questions, comments, or suggestions, should you have any! Thanks for watching and for taking the time to comment!

[@SexySnorlax]

yes i was but never been into forms i was just building my own grabify kinda thing but that project is done my next goal is making a crypter in C and doing currency exchange (yes it makes a lot i turned 5 bucks into 95 in 4 days xd)

[@TechnicalCafe]

Nice! I'm glad that you were able to finish up the project and hope that it went well! Regarding your next project, that seems like a pretty neat idea! Best wishes! :)

[@SexySnorlax]

thx dude if you ever need help drop your discord

[@scaptera]

Mini Bugs in ur code

[@TechnicalCafe]

Uh oh! What bugs did you notice? Thanks for watching and for taking the time to leave a comment!

[@thinkingaloud7925]

jamie Lannister?

[@TechnicalCafe]

+Likhit Reddy Ha, nope! I haven't really seen that much of Game of Thrones, but I did recognize the name and now know a bit about the character!