Posted by David Dorward on 12/19/06 22:48

Jukka K. Korpela wrote:

> I can use a character of my choice, such as ";" or "X", if I am in control
> of the server-side script

Or if the script uses a form processing library that follows the W3C
recommendation.

> and if I do not need to care about what browsers
> do when constructing a form data set.

They'll continue to use "&" (and the script will accept that), you can
type ";" and the script will likely accept that without any extra work
being needed on your part.

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