referencing parameters in JS, POST vs. GET

[Mike Berger]

I would like to reference the "name=value" parameters sent to my page
(submit'ted from a previous page with a <form>.) in my javascript.

I can do it if my second form is called with a "get" using the
window.location.search property, etc.

I don't know where these parameters are if my second page is called with a
"post"...

Thanks
Mike

[kaeli]

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I can do it if my second form is called with a "get" using the
window.location.search property, etc.

I don't know where these parameters are if my second page is called with a
"post"...

AFAIK, you can't get POST params from client-side javascript. POST is
submitted to the server. Actually, so is GET. Javascript can parse the
URL, which is what lets it get the params from a GET that are in that
URL.
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