Context is a faceless CGI that starts like this:
on startup
if $REQUEST_METHOD is "POST" then
## repeat read to get around bug in reading stnIn
repeat until length(tIncoming) >= $CONTENT_LENGTH
read from stdin until empty
put it after tIncoming
end repeat
put urlDecode (tIncoming)
At 6:57 pm -1000 20/12/03, Sannyasin Sivakatirswami wrote:
Or, on the client side; setting up the stack that issues the posted
string to strip the ampersand out or change it to the word "and."
But something feels "off" about either of those options. So, before
going down that road, since the amper
On Dec 21, 2003, at 3:35 AM, Dave Cragg wrote:
The "correct" way
exactly what we're looking for
is to only urlEncode the field names and values and not the ampersands
and "=" which separate them.
Is that what a regular browser does?
Of course, if you're in charge of the client and the serve
In this particular case they all are using Macs. However, iCal won't let multiple
users modify the same calendar. I want all of the secretaries to be able to schedule
the rooms.
I also don't think iCal can do the notes that I'm thinking of.
Bill Vlahos
Okay, let me try to rephraze that rule: sy
