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If you want to optimize length over readability, then how about: col=instance&asc=1 Or even better: c=instance&a=1 :)

• vjeux 15y ago
  It is still possible to make such small structure with URLON URLON.stringify({c: 'instance', a: 1}) == '_c=instance&a:1' We also benefit from the typing: 1 is a number an not a string :)
  • adeelk 15y ago
    But URLON.stringify({c: 'instance', a: '1'}) == '_c=instance&a:1' as well, right?
  • vjeux 15y ago
    @adeelk: 1, the number, is converted to :1, but "1", the string, is converted to =1. This way I can tell whether it's a string or number upon reconstruction. You can actually run this on the blog page URLON.stringify({c: 'instance', a: '1'}) == '_c=instance&a:1' It will return false