Moving the place where formlet tech links go from the technical description to the tutorial
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@section{Basic Formlet Usage}
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Suppose we want to create an abstraction of entering a date in an HTML form. The following
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@tech{formlet} captures this idea:
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@deftech{formlet} captures this idea:
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@racketblock[
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(define date-formlet
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@(require (for-label web-server/formlets/lib))
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@defmodule[web-server/formlets/lib]{
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The syntactic shorthand abbreviates the construction of @deftech{formlet}s with the following library.
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The syntactic shorthand abbreviates the construction of @tech{formlet}s with the following library.
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These combinators may be used directly to construct low-level formlets, such as those for new INPUT element
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types. Refer to @secref["input-formlets"] for example low-level formlets using these combinators.
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