What is the difference between "&" and "?" in
http://www.website.com/count.php&sessionid=myid
and
http://www.website.com/count.php?sessionid=myid
Thanks,
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Jump to PostWell, for as far as I know the ? indicates the start of a query string, while & indicates the start of a new key/value pair inside that query string. E.g.:
website.com?key=value&key2=value2&this=that
The ? indicates the start, the & separates the key/value pairs.
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Well, for as far as I know the ? indicates the start of a query string, while & indicates the start of a new key/value pair inside that query string. E.g.:
website.com?key=value&key2=value2&this=that
The ? indicates the start, the & separates the key/value pairs.
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You're right! I just tried to search for a string in php.net website. My address bar changed to: http://us3.php.net/manual-lookup.php?pattern=setting+session&lang=en&scope=quickref
It seems that ? indicate beginning of a search and & is used to separate key/value pairs.
Thanks.
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