note 121930 deleted from reserved.variables.post by peehaa

Note Submitter: acutclub at gmail dot com ---- See it like this: input elements are meant to be sent far away to the server with a unique reference [the name attribute] to designate that element. likewise there must be some reference pointing to that same element locally. The ID attribute is the reference for local processing, it makes the element visible to JavaScript and the CSS engine. Modern browsers issue a console warning (We are talking about Local processing here) when encountering the same id more than once because that does matter to them, but for double names they dont care, that is left to the server to worry about.