It turns out if you mix normal HTML forms with Angular ones (i.e. using FormsModule) Angular will disable the default behaviour of forms on submit (so no POST request). To override this all you need to do is add a ngNoForm tag to the form you want to have the normal behaviour.
Monday, 28 August 2023
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