Odd.
You can get one or two =s used by the CF encryption for padding encoded values
to a certain length, so that might explain the character itself, but not really
/why/ it's happening.
What is in Request.encCode?
Is it definitely constant between encrypt and decrypt?
( The solution is of course to use a proper algorithm, like AES/BLOWFISH/etc,
but why the problem is happening is clearly a curiousity. :) )
>Here's a head scratcher:
>
>Doing this on a form to encrypt a 5 digit security code:
>
><cfset request.encrptVAR=encrypt("#FORM.myVAR#","#request.encCODE#")>
>
>I can enter any five numbers "12345" I want, and it works perfect when
>decoded
>
>**EXCEPT** - if the number ends in a "2" like "99992", the "2" gets
>replaced with an equal sign "=" on decode- "9999=" instead of "99992"
>
>What the heck?
>
>
>
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