[sword-devel] Web Interface

Sat, 22 Feb 2003 14:35:56 EST

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ok... I have one new request for the web interface

All the result should be abel to access through a GET url. We should not use 
POST with <form> we try to GET thing.

This is important so people can LINK against such result outside the system.

All the actions of retriving data from the SWORD is to GET the information, 
instead of POST (put) something to the server. Let me know if my assumption 
is wrong.

This is a technical detail a lot of people do not pay attention to. But the 
consequence is big. If you use POST in the form, it prevent the user to book 
mark that chapter or search result. It also provent other software to access 
to that particular point. 

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consequence is big. If you use POST in the form, it prevent the user to book=
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