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Originally Posted by Kor
What's the use? As long as you don't use a Data Base I might rise a legitimate question: why to submit data? To where? To whom?
If you need to send data to DB, you need a server-side solution. If you don't ... well, if you don't, why bother to submit data?
Do I miss something?
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This works with URLS on a massive scale i have built it as i have a search that allows users to enable filters and disable filters now i was not doing URL rebuilding a redirecting for every filter they applied,
So JavaScript can $_GET so it can loop though them add them to a new URL string and allows you to filter the $_GET to how you want it, once the site that uses it is live i will show you an example
My Data is used in both php and JavaScript form the URL so i need both but i have an Array in the GET so i needed to build a parser for it