I have an interactive web application powered by jQuery where users can manipulate visual objects on the screen. When done, the \"state\" of JavaScript objects should be sent to
first of all, if you're updating the objects state, it should be a POST. try to keep all your GET idempotent.
second, even if you don't want to do any AJAX, JSON is still your friend. the easiest way would be to serialize your objects into JSON and send the resulting string in the POST dataload. there are many ways to decode JSON in PHP, and you're all set.