The tutorials in this chapter assume that website users are applying for membership in an organization that requires a membership fee—for instance, a political party or a conservation society.
Website databases for such organizations require addresses and possibly the telephone numbers of their members. These forms can also use pull-down menus to allow the user to choose a class of membership.
As you may have experienced yourself, registration forms contain many ...
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