Sure. You can use XMLHttpRequest, and making it the easy way by using something like mootools or jquery.
Sure. You can use XMLHttpRequest, and making it the easy way by using something like mootools or jquery. I'll provide you an example of form submission with mootools.
Considering that your form has the id myForm document. AddEvent('domready', function() { $('myForm'). AddEvent('submit', function(ev) { ev.stop(); $('myForm').
Set('send', { onRequest: function(){ }, OnSuccess: function(response) { // do stuff with the response data } }); $('myForm').send(); }); }).
This if understand your question can be done many ways, eg using function based fillers. One way is to check if the form has been posted using $_POST or by checking for a hidden field $_POST'_submit'. This looks messy but shows basic way.
There are other things that you would still need to do to make this code production ready like uisng isset on fields your checking against else you will have losts of notices if people tamper with the form.
Just let the action part empty in order to call the input data within the page.
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