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HTTP for HTML Authors, Part III

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In this, the third and final part of our series on HTTP, we will examine two of the most important functions of HTTP that HTML authors will be interested in: redirecting and form submission.

Redirects and forms are the subject of a huge proportion of the questions I get in e-mails regarding HTML with Style, so I hope this tutorial will be useful to many people out there. Here you will learn how to automatically send users from one URL to another, as well as how you can fine tune your forms in order to make your sites more useable.

• Zen and the art of URLs
• How to make your URLs better
• Down with the 404
• Form submission through HTTP
• Responding to form submission
• Error response codes
• Conclusion

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Produced by Stephanos Piperoglou
Created: March 15, 2001
Revised: March 16, 2001