I see many sites linking the action attribute of the form to dir not to a file ex: 'include/send/data' not 'include/send/data/data.php' how can i do that with php?
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Maybe because the Directory they are submitting to has an index page? And maybe, just maybe, the index page is the default catching page? Therefore, it is possible there doesn't need to be index.php on the end because somehow the server knows to search for index.php/html and then catch it..?Originally posted by smartic
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It is also possible that the site is using Apache's mod_rewrite module. It can be used to manipulate the URL so it looks completely different than it should be.
Try to Google "Apache mod_rewrite" for more info on that.Comment
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