Hello Goldcd,
On Thursday, July 31, 2003, GoldCD wrote...
> Thanks for the pointer. I'd thought that that might have something so do
> with it, and had tried subbing it for the html character code in the PHP,
> but that still gave me a '+' symbol in the html it generated, maybe PHP
> helpfully converts it for me. Anyway thanks for the help, I love
> squirrelmail to bits,
Not HTML encode... URL Encode... They are different things, and yes,
PHP does urldecode data for you. If you want to know what the + is,
put this in a simple PHP Script:
===========8<-------------------------------------------------------------
<?php
$str = urlencode('+');
echo '+ is: ' . $str;
?>
===========8<-------------------------------------------------------------
Then run it, see what + comes out as, then use that in the URL instead
of a +.
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