The "name" attribute is used to post the element's value to a new page,
where as "id" is used to identify the element within the document. You
want both regardless of the duplicate entry when creating the input
elements. If you had to leave one out, you would remove the "id"
attribute, leaving only "name".
*Joseph R. B. Taylor*
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The HTML & XHTML definitive guide from O'Reilly states that NAME is a
required attribute in INPUT. Can I just substitute ID for NAME and still
adhere to web standards or is NAME really required? I'm coding for HTML
4.01 strict.
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