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HTML form question
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I've used a hidden input for the isset statement in PhP when I had different forms with different inputs that all submitted to the same page. That way they could all use the same isset statement. But it can be used the other way too, so that you could distinguish between different pages that all use the same basic form. And it may get it's value from some javascript code somewhere else on the page.
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