Step 10a. Adding HTML forms to your Web pages. |
This page acts as a wizard to create HTML forms. You can add survey questions or personality test items to your Web pages with the push of a button. You can choose among response types such as text boxes, multiple choice responses (checkboxes), single choice responses (radio buttons, popup menus), or scales (radio buttons, graphical scales).
Simply open one of the text files you created in the previous step, and paste the HTML-code into the textbox below. Choose an answer format (text box, radio buttons in horizontal or vertical order, popup menu) and enter the name of your first variable, your question and the needed options in the space provided below. Then, press the button "Add Item". Repeat this procedure for each item you like to place on this Web page. Press "Show" to view the appearance of the created Web page. When all of your items have been completed, push the button "Generate HTML-Code". Copy the code and use it to replace everything in your text file. Use this procedure to change all text files you created in the previous step, as desired. The "Reset" button erases everything from the form, allowing you to start over.
Click on the links below to look at your experimental design or the HTML code, you generated before.
[show experimental design][show HTML code] |
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