Inline.
"Richie Hindle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> [Luke]
>> I know some people want to use links (i.e. HTTP GET requests) which
>> have side effects, which is Bad.
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> [Jacob]
>> if an app modifies
>> data based on a GET, then the app should be considered broken.
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> "Logout" is often a link, like it or not. (Amazon, Gmail, Yahoo...)
FWIW, Gmail's "Refresh" link is not a link:
<span class="lk" id="refresh">Refresh</span>
It is styled exactly like a link ("lk") with underlined blue text. There is
a code, which handles onclick event on this pseudo link.
"Sign out" is a link with parameters:
http://mail.google.com/mail/?logout&hl=en --- GWA doesn't follow links with
parameters.
My point is it is possible to prevent GWA and similar systems from following
your links without server-side support.
Thanks,
Eugene
