All .aspx page forms have an implied action that points to itself - - this
is the fundamental architectural design of asp.net pages.
You can still make a client-side form (form that does not specify
"runat=server" and doesn't contain any .net web form controls) and code the
action any way you want as you always have.
"rickr" <ri***@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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In the form tag, the action attribute.
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When create .aspx file, how to specify the action in the
form action=?????>/form>? Anyone? Thanks.
Rickr
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