Posted by black francis on 11/17/05 21:16

again, it's the browser the one who 'encodes' the url, not you.

try-n-see:
<a href="example.php?var=one word"> turns into
"example.php?var=one+word" in the address bar.

what you should never use un a url is an ampersand (use &amp; instead
of &), any other character is encoded by the browser.

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