Re: Separating GET and POST parameters

Jeremy,

These are all good coding practices.  I typically check $r->method (or $ENV{REQUEST_METHOD}) to see the request method.
I typically have form pages that process their own arguments if they receive a POST.

cheers,
ben

> No way.  I think there's some reasonable arguments for seperating them out;
> they are designed for different purposes.
> 
> Examples:
> I might want to prevent someone from submitting their password via GET (less
> secure).
> I might want to prevent someone from submitting binary data via GET (very
> likely to be invalid).
> I might want to prevent someone from submitting a repeatable query (say, to
> a search engine) via POST (not bookmarkable).


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