Re: GET and POST
- From: "luke" <l.d.u.n.c.a.l.f.e@xxxxx(dot)c.c>
- Date: Sun, 31 Jul 2005 21:44:11 +1200
> Why do you think the generalisation is useful?
when it comes to forms, i would have put it thus: "if in doubt, use post".
at the very least you gain a cleaner url.
in other situations get is perfectly suited - parsing variables via a
hyperlink to a dynamic page is a good example because it's nice and easy,
but only if the variables aren't particularly dangerous.
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