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Sure, here's a basic example of how you can achieve this using HTML and JavaScript: ```html Merge Inputs Enter Details: Name: Roll Number: Address: Email: Phone Number: Merge Values Merged Details: Copy Merged Value ``` This HTML page contains five input text boxes for name, roll number, address, email, and phone number. When you click the "Merge Values" button, it combines the input values into a single string and displays it in a textarea below. You can then copy this merged value by clicking the "Copy Merged Value" button.
Sure, here's a simple HTML and JavaScript code that creates five input text boxes, merges their values into one textbox, and provides a button to copy the merged value: ```html Merge Textboxes Enter values in the textboxes: Merge Values Copy Merged Value ``` This code will create five input text boxes where you can enter values, then when you click the "Merge Values" button, it will merge these values into one textbox. Clicking the "Copy Merged Value" button will copy the merged value to the clipboard.
Sure, here's a simple HTML and JavaScript code snippet that generates five input text boxes and merges their values into one text box: ```html Merge Textbox Values Merge Values ``` This code creates five input text boxes and a button. When the button is clicked, it merges the values of the input text boxes into a single text box.