The PHP POST method allows sending data to the server as an HTTP POST request. The data sent through this method can be accessed by the $_POST superglobal variable in PHP.
Example 1: Sending a form using POST method
In the above example, a form is created with two input fields - Name and Email. The method attribute is set to "post" and the action attribute is set to "submit_form.php", which is the file that will receive the data. When the form is submitted, the data entered by the user will be sent to the "submit_form.php" file as an HTTP POST request.
In the above example, the variables $name and $email are assigned the values entered by the user in the form. These values are accessed using the $_POST superglobal variable in PHP. The values are then echoed to the screen using the echo statement.
Package Library: The PHP POST method is a part of the core PHP library, and does not require any specific package or library.
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