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@@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ A simpler way is to use the `HtmlExtensions` class that extends `IHtmlHelper`.
 
 This html helper will result in a `<script>` tag along with the previously mentioned JavaScript. **Note: You can still register multiple event handlers for `htmx:configRequest`, so having more than one is ok.**
 
-Note that if the `hx-[get|post|put]` attribute is on a `<form ..>` tag, the ASP.NET Tag Helpers will add the Anti-forgery Token as an `input` element and you do not need to further configure your requests as above. You could also use [`hx-include`](https://htmx.org/attributes/hx-include/) pointing to a form, but this all comes down to a matter of preference.
+Note that if the `hx-[get|post|put]` attribute is on a `<form ..>` tag _and_ the `<form>` element has a `method="post"` (and also an empty or missing `action=""`) attribute, the ASP.NET Tag Helpers [will add the Anti-forgery Token](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/security/anti-request-forgery?view=aspnetcore-7.0#antiforgery-in-aspnet-core) as an `input` element and you do not need to further configure your requests as above. You could also use [`hx-include`](https://htmx.org/attributes/hx-include/) pointing to a form, but this all comes down to a matter of preference.
 
 Additionally, and **the recommended approach** is to use the `HtmxAntiforgeryScriptEndpoint`, which will let you map the JavaScript file to a specific endpoint, and by default it will be `_htmx/antiforgery.js`.