The "action" attribute tells the form to send the data to a script named "info.php," and "method" describes the type of action to be performed once the information is passed to the script.

Google's John Mueller said Google may discover and index URLs it finds in form action attributes, just like it does when it finds URLs in simple text files. Again, these are not normal HTML ...

In the s:form tag the value of the action attribute becomes "save" rather than "save.action". The tag handles adding the extension, along with the web application context.

Overloading action methods that use identical HTTP verbs is tricky in ASP.NET Core 5, but there are a number of ways to do it. Let’s explore them.

Take advantage of attribute-based routing in ASP.NET Core to decouple the controller and action names from the route template and allow more flexibility in your routing.