POST Form Data With JavaScript Fetch API

[@Shiroiookami856]

I´m loving these videos, short and straight to the point. Thank you!!

[@victor_yahoo]

very nice. I had not seen anything on this technique for creating the query string. Thank you.

[@bennadel]

This is great - I didn't realize that you could initialize the FormData() object using the form node. Outstanding!

[@NathanSantos-se9ds]

This was a amazing tutorial!! I have been stuck on this for days! thank you for making it so easy to understand and simple! great content, definitely going to subscribe for more! :)

[@Racine14]

Thank you. But I have a question: How about the validation before you send data to the server?

[@otsutsukimomoshiki2933]

FormData() never knew that existed? How many built-in objects are provided in JavaScript, that is a lot i never knew. Can you list all of them

[@tekartgroup1677]

Helpful video! Thank you!

[@candycool_vr]

Is there a way to for example, GET info from a website, take the data, and then POST it to another?

[@yazan5790]

ok, this worked for me, now how can i handle this fetch post request from the backend? i have node js and express installed in my project, how can i receive these data and then send them somewhere else or console.log them?

[@MTH_MUST_OBEY]

Nice tutorial well explained keep it up

[@rigeltv8107]

Thanks so much for the video!

[@JunicaviGames]

can I use this approach for calling a SOAP service using javascript?

[@prengbibassolares1321]

Nice video, thanks.

[@melchizedek79]

Master piece!!!

[@Dhay-x2l]

How to send file

[@realagara]

How do i redirect users to another page on successful form submission ?

[@ByteGrad]

window.location.href = ‘url of other page’;

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