javascript - Big discussion on url get parameters, find out type=iphone&color=white&order=1

1. I clicked on the Apple tab to display the iphone page,
2. On the displayed iphone page, I clicked on the color=white tab, and after filtering, I got white apples
3. Then I clicked on the time to sort the products. It will be sorted by release time!

Question: How do I append index.php?type=iphone&color=white; to the current index.php?type=iphone?

Then add order=desc, the result is index.php?type=iphone&color=white&order=desc

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1. I clicked on the Apple tab to display the iphone page,
2. On the displayed iphone page, I clicked on the color=white tab, and after filtering, I got white apples
3. Then I clicked on the time to sort the products. It will be sorted by release time!

Question: How do I append index.php?type=iphone&color=white; to the current index.php?type=iphone?

Then add order=desc, the result is index.php?type=iphone&color=white&order=desc

What’s there to say about this question? .

If you do this, you can send multiple requests and filter them once each time

URI.js
The above is the URI library of JS, which is specially used for URL operations.

Actually, I thought about it. You don’t need to append the original poster’s operation. You can just regenerate a new URL, because when you click on an operation, your operation status will definitely be recorded.
If the poster must add something, he can first determine the parameter value in the URL and replace it.