I'm trying to pass a valid email address as a parameter in the url.
[email protected]
in my model it strips the + sign.
function confirm($email){
$this->set('email',$email);
}
confirm.ctp
<?php echo $email ?>
outputs
foo [email protected]
I believe this is happening prior to the controller function getting
ahold of the string as I've tried various encoding functions including
Security::cipher() at the beginning of the function upon decoding I
still get the above output. Can anyone suggest how I might be able to
retain the + sign in my controller logic and back out to the view?
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Jon Molesa
[email protected]
if you're bored or curious
http://rjmolesa.com
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