BPLG is right and proper, but it assumes that GET has no side-effects. "?DeleteDocument" has a bit of a noticeable side effect. So _can_ "?OpenAgent" (even if the QS is only implied) -- one agent may simply display joined data from a couple of sources, another may cycle through a couple of dozen databases changing field values. The side effects issue should probably be the guiding principal. If the GET is doing more than getting, then it's probably not safe to treat as a simple link.
BPLG is right and proper, but it assumes that GET has no side-effects. "?DeleteDocument" has a bit of a noticeable side effect. So _can_ "?OpenAgent" (even if the QS is only implied) -- one agent may simply display joined data from a couple of sources, another may cycle through a couple of dozen databases changing field values. The side effects issue should probably be the guiding principal. If the GET is doing more than getting, then it's probably not safe to treat as a simple link.