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Here is the problem: I want to make an HTML form in a local file(as a sort of UI), and then save data from that form into a JSON file(preferably, other file types are OK as well). I assume a JavaScript is needed in the HTML to do something with the form. From another thread(How to use HTML forms without a server), I heard about a $_GET function, but it was not clearly explained and didn't work when I copied the example code into an HTML editor. It was also missing the explanation for how to write it to a file, probably because JS on the web can't write a file on your client computer. In this scenario, however, my goal is to have the entire thing stay local. This was one of the solutions presented by the other thread:

I am working on AWS Sagemaker and my goal is to follow this tutorial from Pytorch's official documentation.

The original predict function from the tutorial above is the following:

When I use Chrome on Android to fill a web form, by pressing the blue "enter" button the browser auto focuses on the next text field. How can I prevent this from happening?

I was looking for a way to take input from my HTML form to my javascript code without a server inbetween and found this post on Stackoverflow: How to use HTML forms without a server

There, the first answer included the following link to a code example on js.fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/wG8K4/1/

So I am making a simple user input form using HTML and CSS. I found a good CSS form design online and decided to adapt it to my form. As I was removing some unnecessary classes, selectors from the CSS that are not required for my HTML page I noticed that the CSS was not getting applied on my Submit button. If i keep the extra class even if it is empty the button's CSS gets applied but if I completely remove it then the button CSS fails?.

The original code from the website where I got the CSS can be found here, the form style 5 is used: Form Style 5