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To create the form shown in
Segment 1042, you can write HTML code. Alternatively, you can
have a servlet—such as the servlet defined in
Segment 1041—write HTML code for you. That HTML code
will feature the <form> tag. Working in tandem with the
<form> tag, you find <select>, <option>, and
<input> tags. All are explained in Segment 1044.
The HTML code includes
<table>,
<tr>, and
<td> tags because they produce a pleasing
layout. The <tr> tag signals the start of a table
row; the <td> tag signals the start of a
table datum.
<form method=get
action="http://whitney.ai.mit.edu/servlet/processcritic">
<table><tr><td>Title: <td>
<select name=title size=1>
<option>Apocalypse Now
<option>The Sting
<option>The Wizard of Oz
<option>Bedtime for Bonzo
<option>The Last House on the Left
<option>Gone with the Wind
<option>Casablanca
<option>The King of Hearts
<option>My Fair Lady
<option>The Sound of Music
</select>
<tr><td>Script<td>
0 <input type=radio name=script value=0>
<input type=radio name=script value=1>
<input type=radio name=script value=2>
<input type=radio name=script value=3>
<input type=radio name=script value=4>
<input type=radio name=script value=5>
<input type=radio name=script value=6>
<input type=radio name=script value=7>
<input type=radio name=script value=8>
<input type=radio name=script value=9>
<input type=radio name=script value=10> 10
// Repeat for acting and direction
</table>
<input type=submit value="Vote"> <input type=reset value="Reset">
</form>