With the rise of modern web applications, JavaScript has become an indispensable part of web development. One of the main uses of one of these is to interact with the user in order to collect data or receive input from the user. In this article, we’ll take a deep dive into how to add input boxes in JavaScript to collect user-entered data.
The easiest way to add an input box in JavaScript is by using theelement in HTML . Below is a basic input box example that creates a text box and provides a placeholder to guide the user into typing the desired value.
In the above example, we used theelement to create a form that contains a text input box. Theelement is a label mark used to identify the content represented by the text box. In this case, theforproperty ofmatches theidproperty of the input box in order to bind the two together. Thetypeattribute of thetag specifies what type the input box should be, such as text input box, radio button, check box, etc.
In a more practical application, you would typically use a form and multiple input boxes to collect user data. Here is an example of using a radio button and a multiline text box:
In this example, we use theelement to create a radio button and a phone input box. We also use the
