Re: FORMs and GET

tvraman@almaden.ibm.com wrote:
> 
> Also note that most server-side processors including all the popular
> CGI libraries for the various popular languages
> will deliver GET and POST data in a uniform manner, i.e. it's usually
> a safe bet to POST data to something that looks like it will only
> accept a GET.

My concern is with the client, not the server. I constantly cut
GET-generated URLs out of my browser bar and paste them into emails and
documents. That's why HTML forms were designed the way they were.

 Paul Prescod