By blooberry 
Friday, 28. November 2008, 10:36:33
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By POWRSURG 
Monday, 1. December 2008, 01:49:09
Originally posted by blooberry:
Approximately 70% of pages that specify an explicit HTTP Method use the "post" method, while ~46% use the "get" method.
Okay, maybe I just need coffee... but doesn't that exceed 100%?
By blooberry Monday, 1. December 2008, 05:57:56
Originally posted by POWRSURG:
Yes it does. And coffee is a yummy idea whether you need it or not.Originally posted by blooberry:
Approximately 70% of pages that specify an explicit HTTP Method use the "post" method, while ~46% use the "get" method.
Okay, maybe I just need coffee... but doesn't that exceed 100%?
Some documents had pages with multiple forms that had a mixture of methods. A couple sentences after that it says, "Up to 15% of the pages specifying the Method attribute use multiple forms on the page that mix both "post" and "get" methods. "
Chris Mills proofread that section last week and he had the same comment that the 100%+ total could be confusing. Apologies for not clarifying that more.
By chrismills 
Friday, 6. March 2009, 18:57:37
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