';' is compliant with the HTML 4.0, and was changed from '&' in the 3.1.5 tree (I
assume you're running either 3.1.5 or the 3.2beta).
Seems like you're script doesn't like the ';' seperators. What kind of script are you
using?
It seems you've either got to change your script around, or hack htdig's code.
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Atle
>>> Edmond Abrahamian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 04/22/00 06:59PM >>>
Hi,
I am using a CGI script that passes QUERY_STRING unaltered to htdig.
The invocation of htdig goes fine, and I get the proper results,
however the results page's section that contains links to the subsequent
pages i.e. prev 1 2 3 ... next contains malformed arguments.
here's an example of what is invoked if I click on page '7':
http://www.foo.com/cgi-bin/s?config=exact;method=and;words=potato;page=7
where 's' is the script I mentioned above. Notice that there are ';' instead
of '&' as separators. so now a standard CGI program will take 'config' to
contain the entire string "exact;method=and;words=potato;page=7"
Is there a config switch for this, or am I doing something wrong?
Regards,
Edmond
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