f$.$ Configure the form control for the Name information. Create a label element that contains

the text $$Name:$.$ Create a text box named myName $($type$=$"text" id$=$"myName"

name$=$"myName"$).$ Configure the browser to require entry in the text box. Use the for

attribute to associate the label element with the form control $($for$=$myName$).$

g$.$ Configure the form control for the E$-$mail information. Create a label element that contains

the text $$E$-$mail:$.$ Create a text box named myEmail $($type$=$"email" id$=$"myEmail"

name$=$"myEmail"$).$ Configure the browser to require entry in the text box. Use the for

attribute to associate the label element with the form control $($for$=$myEmail$).$

h$.$ Configure the form control for the date available to start work. Create a label element that

contains the text $$Start Date:$$ Create a calendar date$-$picker form control named myStart

$($type$=$"date" id$=$"myStart" name$=$"myStart"$).$ Configure the browser to require the user to

enter or select this information. Use the for attribute to associate the label element with the

form control $($for$=$myStart$).$

i$.$ Configure the Experience area on the form. Create a label element that contains the text

$$Experience:$.$ Create a textarea element named myExperience with rows set to $2$ and cols

set to $20($id$=$"myExperience" name$=$"myExperience"$).$ Configure the browser to require

entry in the textarea. Use the for attribute to associate the label element with the form control

$($for$=$myExperience$)$

j$.$ Configure the submit button on the form. Code an input element with type$=$"submit" and

value$=$"Apply Now". Assign the input element to an id named mySubmit.

k$.$ Code an ending tag on a blank line after the submit button.

Save your jobs.html file and test your web page in a browser. It should look like the Jobs page

shown in the Figure above. If you are connected to the Internet, submit the form. This will send

your form information to the server$-$side script configured in the form tag. A confirmation page

will be displayed.

Next, submit the form with missing information such as a partial email address. Depending on

the browser$$s level of HTML$5$ support, the browser may perform form validation and display an

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