Using Netscape 6.x browser for Windows2000, if you use a `, ^, ', etc. characters within the context of a URL, the browser encodes the character
to a hex value before passing it along to the server, and the page will not load. The ` character works using Netscape 4.76. Example: /cgi-bin/wkp?WSS.DRIVER+WDW.GL.YP`1069 When using Netscape 6.2.1 for Windows2000, or Netscape 6 for Mac OS 9.2 the ` character was converted to %60 which is the hex encoding Example: /cgi-bin/wkp?WSS.DRIVER+WDW.GL.YP%601069 I understand that special characters need to be encoded in a URL, but it worked correctly with Netscape 4.76. Any feedback on a workaround either on the server side (Apache) or browser side you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, USC Trojan1
