Yes. Note, web2py stores GET variables in request.get_vars and POST variables in request.post_vars. It stores both GET and POST vars in request.vars. If both get_vars and post_vars have variables with the same name, it puts their values in a list within request.vars. Just change your code to use request.get_vars.id instead of request.vars.id.
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