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The Wolfram Language supports a full range of user interaction models, all defined by symbolic specifications that can be deployed both in a notebook and in the cloud.

Predefined Forms »

FormFunction — set up a submittable single or multipage form

FormPage — set up a page containing both a form and a result

FormObject — specify the detailed structure of a form

FormControl — specify current and default values for the form controls

Procedural User Interaction

AskFunction — program that can ask questions during execution

Ask — ask for a value if necessary, or just return it if already known

AskedValue — get a value, so long as it has already been asked

AskAppend — ask for a value, appending it to a list of previous values

AskConfirm — confirm or change a value

AskDisplay — display an expression with known values inserted

AskTemplateDisplay — display the result of applying a template to known values

AskedQ — test whether a value has been asked for

AskState — give an association of all values that are currently set

Response Assessment

AssessmentFunction — assess correctness of answers to questions

AssessmentResultObject — representation of an assessment

QuestionObject — create a dynamic question and assessment interface

Dynamic Interactivity »

Manipulate — create an interface to manipulate any expression or graphic

Dynamic ▪ DynamicModule ▪ ...

Dialog Boxes »

Input — simple modal input

ChoiceDialog ▪ MessageDialog ▪ DialogInput ▪ ...

Web Deployment »

CloudDeploy — deploy an interface to the cloud

AuthenticationDialog ▪ Permissions ▪ IconRules ▪ ...

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