This is not a Bootstrap issue.
Each input elements has to be with at least a name attribute.
Name should be unique except for radio buttons.
If you use PHP to recieve the $_POST, if you give names like the following, you
can grab them easily as an array:
myform[user][age]
myform[user][first_name]
myform[user][last_name]
Is like you would had written
<?php
$post = array('user'=>array('age'=> 22, 'first_name' =>'John', 'last_name' =>
'Schmoe'));
var_dump($post);
You can look at the WebPlatform documentation vault about form basics here:
http://docs.webplatform.org/wiki/guides/html_forms_basics
Beware of your documentation source. W3schools is known to outline erroneous
information: http://w3fools.com/
About documentation, the W3C specs are heavy but the real deal. Other good
sources are; Mozilla's MDN, Microsoft MSDN, The web platform project.
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