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Action is a Form attribute that communicates with the common gateway interface (CGI) program to process.
For example, if you entered "bananas" to the following form:
<form action="../processor.cgi">
Please process this:
<input name=food><br>
<input type=submit>
</form>
The HTML form would send the input "bananas" to the cgi script. To the cgi script, the action would look like: ../processor.cgi?food=bananas
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