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Here are some examples of forms:
Here are some pieces of forms with questions:
Homework
- Read about the HTML Form Entry Module
- Especially the HTML Reference
- Implement archive:this as an HTML Form
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List all existing draft forms & Add a new one
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Question: Date, Location and Provider are for the 3 special encounter tags in html forms. In these cases, the person creating the form would need to provide a label for the fields, but not other information, right? So, all we would need for those would be a simple pop-up window to enter the item number and item text? 
Edit Items Screens
The following window appears, but nothing happens when the user clicks Ok.
The user would also want to be able to enter the item number and item text to display with each of these items that they select.
This is the screen for adding text responses:
This screen allows the user to select a coded concept for a question: 
When the user clicks "Add Answers", the following screen appears, populated with the coded answers that correspond to the coded question on the previous screen. 
This is what the user sees when the user clicks the Edit button in the form above. This is how the user changes the label that will appear for an answer. 
After clicking the "ok" button on the form that shows all the answers, the user will return to a page where the form can be edited. In that form, there is a simple preview of the form. The first question below has no explanation field. The second question has an explanation field, but there is no label on the field. The third has a labeled explanation field. The fourth shows explanations for checkboxes. 
This following screenshot shows what would appear in an html form entry preview using the html produced by the draftforms module. This is for the same form as in the preceding screen. 
The user can enter a Placeholder to mark a place in the HTML where an item must be entered by hand because it is not supported by this module. 
The following windows display, but do nothing when the user clicks Ok.
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