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March 06, 2006

Stealth Submit Using AJAX
Have you ever started filling a web form and halfway into it decide against submitting because suddenly you no longer trust the website enough? You closed the browser window and that was the end of story, right? Wrong! The website might still have your information. You think it’s impossible? This article will show you how it can be done. I call the technique Stealth Submit. Unless you have been living under a rock there is no way that you wouldn’t have heard about AJAX. Stealth Submit uses AJAX to save the values entered on the web form to a database. # posted by masquerader @ 14:30 ::

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