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Intent to Implement: AMP Forms Support #3343
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Is there a timeline on when AMP Forms Support will be added? |
@herbertl: experimental forms support has been available since June, and we have an ampbyexample sample. |
is there a mean working on a non htpps server ? |
@apch54 no not currently. I am not even sure if non-secure endpoints would be allowed in the future. cc/ @dvoytenko @cramforce for more details. |
All AMP protocols are allowed to be tested on |
Team: |
The ability to support this is being developed under this issue. Much of the functionality is built, but is only available experimentally pending the entire feature being ready to launch. If you want to try it out, you can use pages like https://ampbyexample.com/components/amp-form/ to get started. |
Thanks Rudy for the prompt reply.. surely i will be trying out and sharing On Thu, Sep 8, 2016 at 10:28 PM, Rudy Galfi [email protected]
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Great work on this! Just wondering when will this be out of experimental stage since some components such as |
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@rudygalfi I see, thanks! I hope this is the right place to ask but I was wondering If the form component is no longer prohibited as it passes the validation (after including the amp-form extension) and whether it can be used in production-ready AMP documents. The docs state it is as experimental and also state that experimental components will fail validation. |
Experimental means that things might change and could still break your docs without notice. The component is close to stable and we don't anticipate that (in fact, the validation problem I noted in my previous comment is the main thing we're tracking to fix before calling this stable). |
HI.. Why is this closed? On Fri, Oct 28, 2016 at 6:38 AM, Mohammad Khatib [email protected]
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Because it shipped :) On Thu, Oct 27, 2016 at 8:16 PM, Biju Nair [email protected] wrote:
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AMP will allow the usage of HTML5
<form>
and<input>
s. Publishers and Developers wanting to use Forms in their AMP Docs would be required to include theamp-form
extension. There would be noamp-form
element provided initially though it might be introduced in the future if we see need to it.For now the AMP Form extension will polyfill support for validation where missing and allow forms to be submitted in an XHR-request.
While in experiments we'll start adding these features:
xhr
,_top
or_blank
.submit
event to allowon=submit:lightbox.close
syntax.Other issues to track:
novalidate
even on non-supported browsers Forms should respect the novalidate attribute #3469amp-form.css
This will probably go out of experiment as soon as the list above with the required validations are deployed.
Next we'll explore field-dependencies, data-loading and other features.
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