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Yes, you encode `&` as `%26`, `=` as `%3d`, `?` as `%3f` etc. You only need to resort to POST if you would hit length limits with your constructed url.
by mooism2 15y ago
Yes, you encode `&` as `%26`, `=` as `%3d`, `?` as `%3f` etc. You only need to resort to POST if you would hit length limits with your constructed url.
- keyle 15y agoThanks again, I see your point, but this would make the syntax absolutely obscure. The idea is to keep it simple, to just call ?url=theurl&sel=.simple_stuff I will look at using something else than % as you suggested.
- mooism2 15y agoIt doesn't make the syntax obscure, it makes the syntax standard. Your syntax, being ad hoc, is obscure.