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Let’s say I have a page called display.php and the user is viewing display.php?page=3. I want to allow the user to do an action like voting via a POST request and then bring them back to the page they were on. So, If I do a POST request to display.php?page=3 would the page information also be available to the script?
The simple answer is ‘yes’. You can use a GET-style URL as the submission URL for a POST form. PHP will have both the POST and GET information available to it in the usual ways when the form is submitted.
This is not to say that you should do this, but it will work.