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The answer to this little question will clear everything up for me.
If have a form tag that has a Get method and an action of some random script.
When I hit the submit button on the page, the Get Method is sent to HTTP and HTTP is what appends the query string to the url, the HTTP then returns a 20X status if the response is good and a 40X is a bad response? And our action goes to our webserver to run the script?
You are sending your form’s data via HTTP using the “get” request. HTTP is a protocol and not a server. Your request is handled by a server who knows how to handle the HTTP protocol, eg. Apache.
The server processes the data and sends back a response. As you mention there are different kind of responses. 404 is best known (document not found).