> Why would there be code that says something like:
>
> print("<A HREF=\"" . ScreenURL("wishlist") . "&ACTION=SAVE_BASKET\">");
>
> The "&" character isn't supposed to be encoded.
> In fact, it's just wrong to do HTML encoding in a URL.
The correct way to do this, I believe, would be to use
ScreenURL("wishlist", FALSE, array("ACTION"=>"SAVE_BASKET")).
Nonetheless, using & in URLs *in the source* is correct. You can
verify this by creating an HTML page and validating it using the W3C
HTML validator.
Cheers,
-jj
--
if (shannon - jj) * behrens == webEngineer["CLEAR INK�"]:
print "<i>imagination is the only real medium(sm)</i><br>"
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