There are different types of attributes that you can use to control the behavior of HTML forms.
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action
When you use the action attribute in the <form> tag, it specifies the URL (server or page) to which the form is submitted.
Syntax:
<form action="URL">
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method
When you use the method attribute in the <form> tag, it specifies how the form data is sent (GET or POST).
Syntax:
<form method="GET">
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name
When you use the name attribute in the <form> tag, it gives a name to the form for identification.
Syntax:
<form name="myForm">
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target
When you use the target attribute in the <form> tag, it specifies where the response will open after form submission, such as in the same tab or in a new tab.
Syntax:
<form target="_blank">
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autocomplete
When you use the autocomplete attribute in the <form> tag, it allows the browser to fill in form fields automatically.
Syntax:
<form autocomplete="on">
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enctype
When you use the enctype attribute in the <form> tag, it specifies how the form data is encoded before sending it to the server.
Syntax:
<form enctype="multipart/form-data">
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novalidate
When you use the novalidate attribute in the <form> tag, it turns off form validation before submission.
Syntax:
<form novalidate>