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The URL input - Dreamweaver Tutorial
From the course: Building HTML5 Forms with Dreamweaver
The URL input
- [Instructor] Number nine, in our list of the nine most valuable input types is the URL input. It provides a URL friendly keypad for mobile users and once again, that might well be the difference between collecting a client or a visitor's or a potential member's URL and squandering it. You'll want to use the URL input when you are asking for URLs. Full disclosure. There is in my view, a bit of a glitch with the URL input, in that it requires users to enter a URL with the prefix http:// or https://. That's something users aren't used to doing. Let's face it, most people just say, "My URL is google.com." They don't even have the www, let alone the http://. I'm going to show you a way around that. But, first of all, let's set up the basic syntax. It is, again we're using a pattern very similar to other inputs. Label for="url" and then some kind of prompt, like your URL, and we close the label. Then, input type="url" id="url" name="url" and, we'll hold off on the solution. Let's try this…
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A quick survey of the top nine input types5m 58s
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The color input2m 33s
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The date input2m 27s
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The email input1m 41s
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The number input1m 42s
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The range input3m 19s
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The search input1m 56s
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The telephone input1m 6s
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The time input2m 3s
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The URL input3m 56s
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