A developer writes the following form.

After the user submits it with the word "html" in the text box, the browser navigates to /search?query=html . Why does the submitted data appear in the URL?

Question

A developer writes the following form. After the user submits it with the word "html" in the text box, the browser navigates to /search?query=html . Why does the submitted data appear in the URL?

Answer

The browser automatically converts POST requests to GET.

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The GET method appends form data to the URL as query-string parameters.

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The POST method always places form data in the URL.

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The action attribute is wrong.

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A developer writes the following form. <form method="GET" action="/search"> ...

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