Howdy, Andrew and Fantam and all:
> >>> to url! join ftp://usr:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ %"test/test
> >>> test.txt"
> > == ftp://usr:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/test/test%20test.txt
The to-url is redundant, actually:
join ftp://ftp.example.com/ %"spaces in file.txt"
== ftp://ftp.example.com/spaces%2
Excellent. Thanks. And thanks to all the others that offered the solution. It's a
pleasure to be on this list!
> Fantam wrote:
>> But how do you manage file names with spaces in URLs?
>>> type? ftp://usr:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/test/test%20test.txt
> == url!
>>> to url! join ftp://usr:[EMAIL PROTECT
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I know you have to enclose file names with spaces within brackets.
> %"/c/test/test test.txt"
>
> But how do you manage file names with spaces in URLs.
> For example,
>
> ftp://usr:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/test/test test.txt
ftp://usr:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/test/test%20te
> Hi,
>
> I know you have to enclose file names with spaces within brackets.
> %"/c/test/test test.txt"
>
> But how do you manage file names with spaces in URLs.
> For example,
>
> ftp://usr:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/test/test test.txt
>
> Thanks a lot
>--
>Fantam
>
escape the spaces out with a
Fantam wrote:
> But how do you manage file names with spaces in URLs?
>> type? ftp://usr:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/test/test%20test.txt
== url!
>> to url! join ftp://usr:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ %"test/test test.txt"
== ftp://usr:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/test/test%20test.txt
I hope that helps!
Andrew Martin
ICQ: 2
Hi,
I know you have to enclose file names with spaces within brackets.
%"/c/test/test test.txt"
But how do you manage file names with spaces in URLs.
For example,
ftp://usr:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/test/test test.txt
Thanks a lot
--
Fantam