This morning I noticed that robots had been following "add to cart"
links that I created. Oops.
I know. Someone out there is thinking my application should have been
more RESTful and used POST instead of GET for the add to cart links.
Ok. I buy in now. But POSTing seems like a pain. Is there an easier way?
Here's an equivalent of what I do now:
<a href="script.cgi?change_state=1"><img src="add.jpg"></a>
To POST, I guess it would be like this:
<!-- Some extra CSS is also need to surpress the extra space that the <form>
tag adds -->
<form method="POST" action="script.cgi">
<input type="hidden" name="change_state" value="1">
<input type="image" src="add.jpg">
</form>
I tried approaching it from another angle to see if robots.txt could
include query strings, and I couldn't find that does.
Are there some better alternatives out there?
Thanks,
Mark
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