Your form should have the name and id attributes assigned values.
You should set the action attribute of the form tag equal to "http://cg356.tech.purdue.edu/cgt141/formPost.asp"
You should use post as the method attribute of the form tag.
You should use a table to arrange the labels and form elements in your page. Remember that the <form> tag always goes outside of the <table> tag.
Every form element should have a <label> associated with it.
- This is a required accessibility feature - Accessibility validation will fail without it.
- Example 1: <label>First Name: <input ............. /> </label>
- Example 2: <label for="LastName">Last Name: </label> .... <input name="LastName" id="LastName" ..... />
Include an input text box for each of the following (set the type attribute equal to text):
- First Name [size= 40] [maxlength=40] [name=FirstName] [id=FirstName]
- Last Name [size= 40] [maxlength=40] [name=LastName] [id=LastName]
- Address 1 [size= 40] [maxlength=60] [name=Address1] [id=Address1]
- Address 2 [size= 40] [maxlength=60] [name=Address2] [id=Address2]
- City [size= 40] [maxlength=60] [name=City] [id=City]
- Zip [size=10] [maxlength=10] [name=Zip] [id=Zip]
- Email [size= 40] [maxlength=60] [name=Email] [id=Email]
For the State, use the following drop down menu code:
- State [name=State] [id=State]
State:

For the country, use the following drop down menu code:
- Country [name=Country] [id=Country]
Country:

Use a set of checkboxes to see if the user uses the following:
- input tag with the type attribute set to checkbox
- OS [name=OS] [id=OS]
  - An id cannot repeat on the page. While all of the checkboxes will have name="OS" associated with them, you will need to have unique id's, such as: id="OS1", id="OS2", id="OS3", etc
- Be sure to assign the proper values to the value attribute of the input tag
  - Windows 98
  - Windows NT
  - Windows 2000
  - Windows XP
  - Windows (other)
  - Macintosh
  - UNIX
  - Linux
Use a set of radio buttons to determine if the user is providing a comment, question or criticism
- input tag with the type attribute set to radio
- CommentType [name=CommentType] [id=CommentType]
  - Again, an id cannot repeat on the page. While all of the radio buttons will have name="CommentType" associated with them, you will need to have unique id's, such as: id="CommentType1", id="CommentType2", etc
- Be sure to assign the proper values to the value attribute of the input tag
Use a textarea form object to gather the user's text input (their comment, question or criticism)
- Comment [name=Comment] [id=Comment] [rows=4] [cols=60]
Include the ability to attach file documents (<input type="file">)
- FileName [name=FileName] [id=FileName]
Include a submit and reset button.
- Be sure to assign values to the following attributes: value

In addition to these requirements, the form should:

Be logically arranged, and aestetically pleasing -- meaning you will have to use a table to help control placement of the elements.
Should be well-formed (as we have been doing all semester)... quotations, closed tags, proper nesting, etc.
All text fields should be of the character length specified above.
All form elements should be appropriately named (form elements that are not named do not get submitted when the submit button is pressed).
You should try uploading the form to your web location and see it you can get it to send an email to your email address.