Yes. You can use AJAX to submit the form. You can also use AJAX to get the actual HTML to produce the form (although you might also simply use that AJAX call to describe the form and then produce the HTML on the receiving end.)
Method refers to the way that the data is transferred. It can either be GET or POST. Actions refers to the page in which the form data is sent.
Data may be sent to another location. What happens will be decided by how the page is designed and where the designer wants to send the data and how it is to be sent. So there is not a single answer to the question.
It is Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)
As subtle distinction between HTML and browser is that HTML code does not produce the form; the browser produces the form. The browser interprets HTML code to determine how to display page content.
The HTML form tag is a container tag for holding HTML elements that allow the user to submit information to the server for processing. The form tag contains attributes like ID (which allows serverside code to identify the form) method (which is GET or POST, and defines how the info in the form will get sent to the server) and type (which is used to distinguish between regular forms, and forms that contain files.) The form tag also has the action attribute, which will tell the browser where to send the submitted data for processing. <form id="search" action="search.php" method="get"> <!--Form elements go here--> </form>
Html, javascript, ajax
Via AJAX. Another simpler way would be to use form elements and submit them via html and let PHP process the data. Processed data can be output in html form via echo or print statements in php.
you can fetch the content of DOM nodes via AJAX calls - google "jquery ajax" for that
PHP is a server side language, so cannot run within the browser as HTML does. You can however make a call to the PHP page within your HTML (using a form button or anchor link for example), and using Ajax (javascript) make the HTML show the response of the PHP program. The user will not know that the server side PHP program has been executed, as when using Ajax the browser does not load a new page.
A dynamic HTML website reacts to user interaction on the client side. In other words, the HTML file and script are downloaded, and change the content once on the client-side computer. If you were to disconnect that machine from the internet, the page would continue to function as normal. An AJAX script is calling a server-side process and returning results. The content delivered by AJAX isn't present in the original HTML or script file. Instead, it's being transferred from the server whenever it's called. An AJAX program will not function (in general) without an active network connection.
Method refers to the way that the data is transferred. It can either be GET or POST. Actions refers to the page in which the form data is sent.
The solution here is to use AJAX to pull the contents of the remote file. You can parse the HTML using JavaScript to get the data you need from it.
HTML displays your website. Utilizing AJAX HTML can now be dynamic (pull information from another source I.E. an outside file or website). HTML cannot run database driven applications such as forums, blogs, login scripts etc.
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Data may be sent to another location. What happens will be decided by how the page is designed and where the designer wants to send the data and how it is to be sent. So there is not a single answer to the question.
It is Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)
There were two Ajax. Ajax Oileades and Ajax the greater.