Rey Bango wrote:
> If, however, I post from CF5 to a CFMX 8 server, then the "?" is somehow 
> stored.

cf5 doesn't know encoding from a hole in the ground (though i guess it defaults 
to latin-1). cf6 & above default to unicode (utf-8). that's the source of your 
encoding mismatch (and 1/2 teh answer to my questions in the previous email).

> Any ideas?

make the encoding's match. see:

setEncoding()
<cfProcessingDirective>

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