> Remember that in CFMX 6.1 the "post" method has been
> deprecated. As a result you do not need to use the
> method attribute as it defaults to post anyway.
This isn't the case. POST and GET are ways to make HTTP requests, and CFMX
can't deprecate them - it has nothing to do with how the browser sends data
to the server.
If you're referring to the CFFORM tag, which generates an HTML form for you,
it will always generate a form with METHOD="POST", but this doesn't mean
anything has been deprecated - this has always been the case with CFFORM, as
far as I can recall.
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