Re: [PHP] Url encoding awry

[Rick Fletcher]

I have a dynamically created image labeled:
stories  critiques.jpg
I have use url encode on it when saving it, and it is stored on the server 
as:
stories+%26+crtitiques.jpg
[snip]
If I just put the path into the browser directly it also 404's
If I rename the file in any way that removes the % it works...
I thought % was a legal URL encoding character?
URL encoding the file's name on disk is causing your problems.  If you 
really want to keep it that way, you'll have to double encode the 
request, so that when it's decoded once you end up with 
stories+%26+crtitiques.jpg.  That's pretty needlessly complex.

Why not just leave the file named stories  critiques.jpg on disk and 
change your image tag to img src=stories amp; critiques.jpg/ ?

--Rick
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[PHP] Url encoding awry

[ydragon]

Hello all

I have a dynamically created image labeled:
stories  critiques.jpg

I have use url encode on it when saving it, and it is stored on the server 
as:
stories+%26+crtitiques.jpg

I have an html block that calls the image

img src=stories+%26+crtitiques.jpg

I get a 404

I know the path is right and spelling is correct

If I just put the path into the browser directly it also 404's

If I rename the file in any way that removes the % it works...

I thought % was a legal URL encoding character?

JZ 

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