10 Tips To A Better Form. Introduction The most monotonous entities in the known universe, forms, are a staple of every web programmer’s balanced diet. Whether we like them or not, forms are the gatekeepers to our site’s goodies and often their design alone determines whether a user will try what you’re selling or simply walk away. Without pomp or circumstance, here are ten tips to transform your plain vanilla into double chocolate chunk with marshmallows. Page 6 - XML in the Browser: Submitting forms using AJAX. XML in the Browser: Submitting forms using AJAX - Submitting a Form(Page 6 of 6 ) Normally forms don't need any additional code to submit information, aside from any validation code that you choose to use.
In this case, however, we will need to write some code to gather information from the form, and possibly from other areas of the application, to put into the proper format. One advantage this has over normal form submission is that you can include information that is not part of the form. No hidden form fields are necessary to make this work. JotForm.