[REBOL] Netscape vs. Explorer ??? Re:(2)

[ralph]

 Try Opera
 http://www.operasoftware.com

 Mark


I have Opera, Mark, and it's nice. But the point is not which is the best
browser, but how to get REBOL to handle CGI data passed by ALL browsers the
same. And it doesn't. Which I suspect is the fault of Netscape especially,
but I need to solve the problem for an application I'm doing.

--Ralph Roberts

[REBOL] Netscape vs. Explorer ??? Re:

[allenk]

Hi Ralph,

Is there any way you can avoid the comma?
Some Options..
1. Encode it, and see if MSIE and NN can still handle it.
2. Or else strip it and modify your bookord.r to deal with all titles
without the puctuation.
3 Use ISBN or a cat number to pass to bookord.r, this avoids the whole
puctuation issue

Cheers,

Allen K

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Subject: [REBOL] Netscape vs. Explorer ???



 something weird happening?

 I use a URL like so to pass info to a REBOL script:


https://abooks.safeserver.com/cgi-bin/bookord.r?Behold,%20The%20Camels%20Wer

e%20Coming!?Dr.%20Ralph%20Sexton,%20Sr.?1-57090-055-8?Mountain%20ChurchT?9.9
 5


 In the script, I use:

   orderdata: system/script/args

   parse orderdata/1 [some [to "\" (remove find orderdata/1 "\")] to end]

   order: parse/all trim orderdata/1 "?"

 and running Internet Explorer, my order taking script works beautifully.
But
 in Netscape 4.03 (at least), the only info I get is the first word of the
 title (would be "Behold" above).

 Could anyone point me to a solution?

 Thanks,

 --Ralph Roberts