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*WEB FORM

BUILDER

 Rohit Chourasia
 Dilip Ingle
 Yogesh Patil

Guided byProf. Lavina Panjwani

 Create web forms
 Supports all form components
 Easy and fast way to make Website forms!
 No need to write any code



Simple and easy to use GUI with drag and drop system 

Fulfills almost all the tasks related to web forms



Basic HTML can be learned



Add any kind of form widget

 Label
 Textbox
 Text area
 Checkbox
 Drop down box
 Radio Button
 Button (Reset and submit)
 captcha

 Two main methods for validating forms:
1)Server-side
2)Client-side (usually done using JavaScript)
 Backbone.js is a light weight java script library adding structure to client-side.
 So, far mvc (model view controller) is been used with java this is the first time we are using mvc along v java script.

Some of the examples of JavaScript validation are:-

 Textbox input - e-mail, number, date, password, size, etc  Radio Button - choose at least on option
 Check Box - choose & options from check box group
…..….and some more
 Mandatory fields

Main
Main window window w3Label w3Label w3TextBox w3TextBox . . . .

Package w3Components

w3Butto w3Butto n n  Developer needs to click on Generate form button to create final HTML file.
 One can copy paste the source code and manually create the web form.
 Also Validation code for some fields is generated in file with .js extension i.e. JavaScript file.

 Form generation is faster.
 The form is generate in a predefined framework.
 Validation framework gives completeness to form generation process.

 The UI of the web form builder is been created using twitter bootstrap.

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