Browsers support POST well and warn the user that data will be reposted when (s)he clicks on 'Back'.
I remember having a comment posted twice in a support request after using my browser's history. Handling GET and POST well would avoid that issue. However, I am not sure how I managed to have my comment posted twice, since posting a comment requires using a FORM with the POST method...
-- Sylvain
Stephane URBANOVSKI wrote:
Mathieu Roy wrote: >It would make sense to me to write :
if ($_POST['blabla']) { $blabla = $_POST['blabla']; } elseif ($_GET['blabla']) { $blabla = $_GET['blabla']; } if ($blabla) {
}
or $blabla = $_REQUEST['blabla'] ;
if ($blabla) {
}
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