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Asked: 2026-05-30T06:17:48+00:00

I’m redirecting all requests to index.php, which parses the URL and fires the appropriate

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I’m redirecting all requests to index.php, which parses the URL and fires the appropriate controller based on it.

Is it a good idea to change the way query arguments appear in the URL?

like http://site.com/somepage/sub-subpage/page=20,offset=100. then parse those arguments and pass them to the controller, because it looks more readable.

Or should I stick with the $_GET thing? like ...http://site.com/somepage/sub-subpage/?page=20&offset=100

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  1. Editorial Team

    Not too good idea because you’ll have to implement query parsing yourself. I see no advantages in this way. And if you use standard ?name=val&name=val notation you have:

    • Automatic parsing and storage to $_GET[]
    • Possibility to start using POST in no time.
    • Less possible vulnerabilites in parsing. At least they are known.
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