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Posted by Alan J. Flavell on 11/26/16 11:51
On Tue, 27 Jun 2006, Andy Dingley <dingbat@codesmiths.com> wrote:
> Alexander Weiner wrote:
> > It is absolutely necessary, that all the parameters are send by
> > post and not by get.
>
> Then you _must_ submit from a <form>, not an <a> link (OK, so you
> could do some AJAX-like thing too)
>
> You have three options: CSS, JavaScript or a lot of JavaScript.
>
> For CSS you make a bog-standard <form> with a submit button on it, then
> you use CSS to make it look as much like an <a> as possible. This is
> the simplest and most robust.
It's also going to cause the more perceptive webnauts to "smell a rat"
and come to the conclusion that they are being defrauded. They might,
for example, suspect that the web site has been taken over by phishing
fraudsters, who are trying to submit user data without their consent.
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