Steven wrote:
> It works in IE just fine and probably some other browsers.
>
> Firefox does a few things:
>
> 1) It takes the liberty of converting "<" to %3C
> 2) Leaves %3C as %3C and does not convert into "<"
Nope, that's bog-standard URL encoding, IE does it too, although they may
differ in whether they show you it or not, but the request sent to the
server is always URL-encoded.
> This prevents the script from being interpreted (in)properly via the
> Address bar.
Nope, it's not run from the address bar, it's run from the body html of
the returned page.
cheers,
DaveK
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