On Tuesday, July 17, 2018 at 12:45:26 AM UTC-4, jg...@live.com.mx wrote:
> so, to make this clear to me: the POST made from javascript is not
> equivalent to a POST made in html, the hmtl POST automatically refreshs
> page or something like that?
>
This may sound confusing... but their "equivalence" is based on perspective:
As far as your Pyramid app is concerned, they are equivalent
As far as the HTTP Specification is concerned, they are equivalent
As far as almost everything is concerned... they are equivalent
BUT
As far as a user is concerned *in this scenario* they are not
equivalent.
Clicking "Submit" to post the form has the browser window post the form
and handle the response;
Clicking your xhr button instructs the browser to do everything within
javascript - so javascript is then responsible for posting the form and
handling the response.
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