The method attribute
can take one of two values, either get or post, corresponding to the HTTP methods
used to send the form data. If the <form> element does
not carry a method attribute, then by default the get method
will be used. If you are using a file upload form control, you must choose the
post method (and you must set the enctype
attribute to have a value of multipart/form-data).
Wednesday, 20 January 2016
Sending Form Data to the Server
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