One other thing I notice from your previous post is the fragment of Java code. If you have a FORM element with only a submit button in it, nothing (except perhaps the name of the submit button) will...
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One other thing I notice from your previous post is the fragment of Java code. If you have a FORM element with only a submit button in it, nothing (except perhaps the name of the submit button) will...
This is why I mentioned 'get' and 'post' in my previous comment. When you 'post' a form from a web browser, you send a request to the bare URL specified in the FORM's ACTION attribute, but with HTTP...
There's quite a bit missing. What you need to do is to make an HTML form:
Forms in HTML documents
Bookmark that page and read it often.
Your form element should contain your input controls. You...