Hello Jools
On 17-Jul-01, you wrote:
>
> Hello Matt
>
> On 17-Jul-01, Matt Sealey wrote:
>
>> # is some HTML entity definition for #
>
> yes but &num without ; isnt
> so it shouldnt be converted in a url
IE converts it in a URL. Mozilla does as well. I'm damn sure
Opera clones this behaviour, as does KHTML and any other
non-anal modern HTML rendering application.
It's standard practice to do this: as such, so does V. And V
is right - although we're all reluctant to implement it so -
to do this.
Don't argue with the most frequently implemented solutions.
It just gets you into scrapes (like
<body>
<a href="test.html?var=10ü=19">test.html?var=10ü=19</a>
<a href="test.html?var=10&num=19">test.html?var=10&num=19</a>
<br>ü is u umlaut, as is ü - and &num doesn't work, and nor
does #. ExoBuZz's site sucks :)<hr>
</body>
will demonstrate :)
Thanks
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Matt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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