Say you have (as I do) a file /tmp/myFile.txt
containing a list of unrelated folders with their size, as follows:
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A blog with tech recipes and other technical information by jmiguel.
Say you have (as I do) a file /tmp/myFile.txt
containing a list of unrelated folders with their size, as follows:
Amazon Web Service it’s an incredible tool. And S3 it’s one of the best ways for storing your data and, of course, backups of your data.
We all know it. Shit happens.
I have an old java project, with all files enconded as ISO-8859-1 . It was made back in time where most of our development team worked with Windows (fortunately, those times are over ;-)). Now (almost 10 years later -yep that is a really legacy project-) we’re updating it, mostly in the frontend user interface.
Sometimes you need to have several actions to be submitted on the same form. Usually you only have one button for this which points to the place you define on the FORM ACTION
block.
So, how can you detect which button was clicked in plain HTML?