Enter a value and click Serialize. The URL-encoded form data is displayed below.
$( "#b1" ).on( "click", function () {
const formData =
$( "#f1" ).serialize();
$( "#display" ).text( formData );
});
These original tutorial/demo routes are retained so no useful learner path is lost:
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