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Query string matching can be difficult, because the client totally dictates the information, and case matters. It should be used only when the case of the parameter name is significant to the application consuming it, because then the client can bypass your rule, but not actually get the application to run. |
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Up to version 2.4 POST data is lost in an HTTP POST requests with query strings due to a bug in the CGI parser. HTTP GET requests with a query string only or HTTP POST request without query strings should however work fine. |
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