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submit is the page it goes to, the form processing page
action is where the form data is held
if action is GET then it's in the URL, if it is post, its in the body of the request to the form processing page
set it to GET and you see the parameters of the form in the URL on submit, you can switch it to post once you get the hang of things
both ASP, ASP.NET, CF and PHP provide ways for you to DUMP, the data sent from the form to the page that will process it. Look for the Request variables in whatever language you are using
action is where the form data is held
if action is GET then it's in the URL, if it is post, its in the body of the request to the form processing page
set it to GET and you see the parameters of the form in the URL on submit, you can switch it to post once you get the hang of things
both ASP, ASP.NET, CF and PHP provide ways for you to DUMP, the data sent from the form to the page that will process it. Look for the Request variables in whatever language you are using