Update: [Tue, 25 Nov 2008 17:40:25 GMT] Disable the feature for strangedocs, and use macros as jdporter said.

<script type="text/javascript"> <!-- function blazar() { if ('strangedoc' == '`root_type_title`') return; var frms = document.forms; for (var i=0; i < frms.length; i++) frms[i].action = frms[i].action + 'node_id=`id`'; } setTimeout('blazar()', 500); // --> </script>
<script type="text/javascript"> function blazar() { if(/(node_id=\d+|node=`[^;&`]+)/.test(document.location.search)) { var frms = document.forms; for (var i=0; i < frms.length; i++) frms`[i`].action = frms`[i`].action + RegExp.$1; } } setTimeout('blazar()', 500); </script>

I personally believe *wink* that POST to GET substitution is not good. Just because a browser would not ask to resubmit posted data and the user will unintentionally repost own messages to CB, etc.

So I suggest an ugly hack to add GET parameters (node_id or node) to forms' actions


In reply to Re: [Free Nodelet Hack Feature Request] "POST 2 GET" by ccn
in thread [Free Nodelet Hack Feature Request] "POST 2 GET" by blazar

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