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9,661 Pointsgetting confused
hie am getting confused on the forms and how best can i start to understand those selctors on forms on an html , continuing on the previous project from the previous project of the basic..
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Robert O'Toole
6,366 Pointsfrom google. post is usually the go to thats all i know lol What is form post method?
<form method=”POST”> The method attribute of the form element tells the web browser how to send form data to a server. Specifying a value of POST means the browser will send the data to the web server to be processed
claudius mainja
9,661 Pointsthank you David. The problem i am facing is on the method i have to use , is it a get method or post method .. cause on this way it just started by explaining the attributes without explaining clearly where all the details came from
Robert O'Toole
6,366 Pointsusually people use post method for forms thats all i know... this is honestly irrelevant to the topic though cuz this course is just about css selection.... some of the things they are teaching in this lesson i see too can be written in way simpler code this is just to show examples... the method for post has something to do with sending the info to php or other server side languages i believe. not sure tho
David Bloomfield
11,622 PointsDavid Bloomfield
11,622 PointsHi Claudius
Which parts are you having trouble with? Could you explain your problems in a bit more detail please?
Thanks David