Jan-16-2018, 04:46 PM
In your browser, you can disable javascript. If you do that, most sites still work (including this one).
html has a <form> tag, and if there's a <input type="submit" /> tag within the form, then clicking that button will send the form's contents to the server. Which is how the entire internet worked before the cancer javascript spread as much as it has.
What you WOULD use javascript for, is to display a spinner, or "please wait" message while the form is being sent. It makes things nicer to work with, but it isn't required for it to work.
html has a <form> tag, and if there's a <input type="submit" /> tag within the form, then clicking that button will send the form's contents to the server. Which is how the entire internet worked before the cancer javascript spread as much as it has.
What you WOULD use javascript for, is to display a spinner, or "please wait" message while the form is being sent. It makes things nicer to work with, but it isn't required for it to work.