Can someone explain "header" to me?
Does it mean you can send HTTP headers with any script if you are loading
another document?
There are two possibilities that interest me:
1. Sending username and password for authorisation in a protected area. This
of course is done by browsers when they get a 401 and ask the user for their
username and password in a dialog box. I would like to ask them for the data
in a form then send it to the page in question.
2. Passing in variables to a script without specifying them as part of the
URL. Like a form that uses POST to submit variables to a script without them
being displayed in the URL when the page loads.
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