Definition: The term "submit.cgi" is a PHP-based script, often used in web development to send data over an HTTP request. The specific meaning varies depending on the context. - In simple terms: A submission form allows users to submit their data directly to the server-side processing logic. - For web developers or programmers, it's typically used for submitting forms through a browser interface to a PHP-based server or web application. - Specific definitions: - "Submit" in this context usually refers to sending data by clicking a button. In other words, the form is clicked (by an input field) to send the data. This action occurs asynchronously on the client-side and can be used for forms with user inputs. - "Submit CGI" or "Submit Script" typically describes code that sends data through a CGI script language such as PHP and handles it within a web server. In summary, while this term is commonly used in modern web development, its specific meaning depends on the context.
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