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php and jquery website

recoverymaps period com

contact us and login
is php form

but I do not see where the form is posting.
How can form have no posting page

and how is this website coded
I see php and jquery

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Gary

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Ray Paseur

Please clarify...

Is this what you're asking about?
http://www.recoverymaps.com/

rgb192

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yes that is the website.

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Ray Paseur

Hey, Dave: builtwith.com is pretty cool! I just tried it on a few sites and it's really got a lot of accuracy. Glad you shared that.

Just a sidebar note, while the "submit to itself" principle is true as long as only HTML is involved, I believe it's possible for JavaScript to change the contents of the action= attribute. In the case of recoverymaps, the action= target appears to change to this upon submit (adding the URL parameter):

http://www.recoverymaps.com/contactus.html?pro_msg=asucc

Gary

the action= target appears to change to this upon submit (adding the URL parameter):

http://www.recoverymaps.com/contactus.html?pro_msg=asucc

No it doesn't, it submits to itself end of story

Dave Baldwin

I think I got http://builtwith.com/ from Gary. And Gary is right, that is the same URL, they query string doesn't change that. And they are running '*.html' pages thru the PHP interpreter.

Gary

I think I got http://builtwith.com/ from Gary.

;o)

rgb192

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jquery ajax, builtwith, form submits to itself

thanks