On Tue, 15 Oct 2002 13:29:11 -0400 (EDT), Chris Devers wrote:
> So potentially, semi-colons can show up in a legal URL. I can't remember
> ever seeing this behavior in the wild, but apparently it's kosher, and if
> you ever do see it then semi-colons won't work as a separator here.
I use them quite a lot. The point being that HTML containing ampersand
separated query arguments should really use '&' rather than '&' to be
unambiguous, but some browsers don't get that right. ';' is easier to read
than '&'.
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