[SOLVED] why the html <form> doesn't disappear after using it
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why the html <form> doesn't disappear after using it
hi LQs, I'll try to explain the situation simply.
I have a HTML <form> with two (input type text), and a submit button, after I enter the two values and click submit button, the x.php appear successfully but the HTML <form> still remain in the x.php page, can you tell me how to hide the form from the x.php page
I don't think it is conditional, I just take the values and execute a Mysql query, the data fetched successfully from the database and the form I used to fetch data doesn't disappear, should it??, or I forgot to do something??
Is there any specific reason to include search_form.html in show_data.php ?
If not try commenting it out. this will stop showing the form on show_data.php.
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