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Whether created in a simple HTML page or assembled via output from a program such as PHP, all web forms must have the following:
• Opening and closing <form> and </form> tags
• A submission method of either Post or Get
• One or more input fields (although you can omit them, but you won’t be able to send any data if you do)
• A destination URL of a program or script to receive the form data
It's easy to create a form in Php than create a form in word. We have a post to introduce how to create a form in word.
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