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Posted by BLob on 03/30/06 12:31
> OK, you can see two clear text versions of %id_link% and both of them get
> replaced. So my next starting point was that big block of hex data in
> between. Noticing there's a whole lot of double zeros in there it seems
> likely that they're using 4 hex digits to encode a char.
OK
> Looking up the chars at http://www.lookuptables.com/ and writing the
> hex chars out as four digit numbers gives me this string:
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> 002500690064005f006c0069006e006b0025
>
> That string appears twice within the datafield. I haven't tried it, but
> I'd say give it a second str_replace and use that as the field to replace
> (but remember to convert your ID in to 4-digit hex numbers.
>
> Hope that helps.
Well it might help. I will try that in a little bit (have something more
urgent to do).
I will post the result here.
BLob
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