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  • Rod Whiteley

    (@rod-whiteley)

    The question mark identifies what follows as a query string. It is a standard part of a URL. It might be possible to change the code of your website to do the same kind of thing without using a question mark, but it would probably be a lot of work.

    Using the query string like that they may perform

    if($_GET[show]==all) {
    //did something
    }
    else {
    //did something
    }

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