Change "Request type" from GET to POST for a request via href

Agreed.... You posted the same solution as I found and you answered the question. But I was expecting a generalized solution, in fact my question should have been more specific and sorry for missing that out.  I will elaborate my question little more as below.

Suppose I have many templates with many links , say 10. In this case I need to apply the solution , that you posted above , for each and every link. Here I can find a generalized solution by writing a common javascript function (using Jquery) in a separate js file and including it in a place to be accessible for all the templates. For each and every link I will provide same class name and in the javascript function using this selector (same class name) I will submit the form with a POST method as you explained above. This way we can change the request type from GET to POST for any links used in the application.Correct me if I am wrong in this approach. If I am wrong is there any other better generalized approach which can be used?.

Also I would like to tell you one thing that the PCI scanner fund this (changing request type from GET to POST while clicking on link(s) ) as a security concern even though there is no sensitive date found. That is the reason why I am trying to figure out a solution to change the request type from GET to POST while clicking on a link(s). I strictly believe , with my knowledge , that this should not be a security concern unless there is some sensitive data. Note that I am not asking a second question here but I am just telling you the reason why I opened this thread here.