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Form Target Self Primer Tutorial
We’ve rarely used the … form method=POST action=[URLofInterestOfPHP] target=_self (versus any “_blank” (we’d have used most often in the past) or “_parent” or “_top” or “framename” (of iframe) alternative target value ideas) … style of arrangement in the past, but … Continue reading →
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