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<a href="content_add.html">content_add</a>
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Procedures regarding content methods
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Commands for managing dynamic templated forms.
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The request commands provide a mechanism for managing the query parameters to a page. The request is simply a special instance of a form object, and is useful for the frequent cases when data must be passed from page to page to determine display or page flow, rather than perform a transaction based on user input via a form.
<p>See: form <a href="">element</a>
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