Stuff from forms is appended to the url in a similar way as you would add stuff to php to make it work. So if you have an input box called someThing, you will have ?someThing=xxxx in the url the HTML is calling (I'm just not sure anymore if this was in POST or in GET so you would have to try that one out)
But dumb question: why do you want to use html forms instead of MaxGUI gadgets which would work better for that job? (you could still show the result of the database gathering as HTML)
But dumb question: why do you want to use html forms instead of MaxGUI gadgets which would work better for that job? (you could still show the result of the database gathering as HTML)