Max Bowsher schrieb:Both RFC1738 and it's successor RFC2396 state that '+' is a legal character unencoded in the path portion of an URL.
Sure, but then in a url a + is translated to a space, not to '+'. If you want plus, you'd need to urlencode it to %2b, otherwise it's interpreted as %20.
Incorrect. Your assertion is valid only for the query portion of an URL, but here we are discussing the path portion of an URL.
Max.
