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> Since GET requests aren't suppose to have `body` data, if you have any hope of passing information along to a GET request, you must encode it in the URL in so
by teddyh 3y ago
> Since GET requests aren't suppose to have `body` data, if you have any hope of passing information along to a GET request, you must encode it in the URL in some way.
Or in the request headers.
- no_wizard 3y agoTo be clear, I misspoke, I should have put effectively GET requests really can't have body data. Headers have the same problem. You can't possibly encode it without encoding it in the URL anyway