<action path="/sample" forward="/example" />
Help me to know why the highlighted '/' are used @ the starting of the code itself
<action path="/sample" forward="/example" />
Help me to know why the highlighted '/' are used @ the starting of the code itself
I'm not sure what you're asking. The "/sample" is the text value inside the 'path' attribute. It has nothing to do with the @ symbol at all.
/action/@path
This returns a text value of "/sample" The '/' is just part of the string, it could be anything inside that attribute value. Is there some kind of problem you're having based on this data?
<html:form action="/some-action.do" >
i am asking about why the '/' back slash is used in code in that particular location.
http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/interact/forms.html#adef-action
It's the URI that the action is tied too.
thank u
but still let me know some detailed information on that.
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