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page 2, page 3 it's folder name or 'GET' 'POST' method ?

The way WordPress does things internally is to take the entire submitted url, deduct the host name and parse the rest as part of a WordPress Query; this might be a bit more specific than what you'd like.

For an easier solution mod_rewrite would employ a rule whereby the last set of digits in a url were changed from being part of the path to $_GET['page'] = X

So, GET, to answer your question; the post method is undesirable for pagination.

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Thank you so much buddy....

The way WordPress does things internally is to take the entire submitted url, deduct the host name and parse the rest as part of a WordPress Query; this might be a bit more specific than what you'd like.For an easier solution mod_rewrite would employ a rule whereby the last set of digits in a url were changed from being part of the path to $_GET['page'] = XSo, GET, to answer your question; the post method is undesirable for pagination.



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Just wanted to add, if we follow the RESTful principle the argument could be made that the mechanism that runs the pagination uses a "modifier", where the conical URL is

http://domain.com/stories/tag:dog

The modifier is ?page=2

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