[thelist] What is the Difference between post and get?

[Oren Levin]

Of course there is nothing intrinsic to forms to prevent someone from saving
your POST form, changing it, and submitting the altered one. It's always a
good idea to assume that you WILL receive values that you were not
expecting.

Oren
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-----Original Message-----
From: Morbus Iff

When you think about security, the above makes sense. If GET encodes the
junk into the URL, and the junk messes with some data on the server in a
"gonna change you, poo poo kachoo" sort of way, then that's bad, since
anyone could modify the URL to give values you weren't expecting.