I'm a bit confused [as always]. On the Member List page, all of the @signs
that appear [e.g., in all the email addresses] are HTML encoded: The
member "[email protected]" ends up in the FORM for the list as
<INPUT name="jojo%40newhost.com_realname"
type="TEXT" value="jojojo" size="22" >
<INPUT name="user" type="HIDDEN" value="jojo%40newhost.com" >
I see in web developer, that the fields are apparently submitted just that
way:
-----------------------------265001916915724
Content-Disposition: form-data; name="jojo%40newhost.com_realname"
jojojo
-----------------------------265001916915724
Content-Disposition: form-data; name="user"
jojo%40newhost.com
-----------------------------265001916915724
But I can't get my dumb program to update the member list [e.g., to turn on
a 'mod' checkbox]. I'm busy debugging but I'm wondering: when my
program submits the form fields, should it use the %40 form, or convert the
fields back to @signs? [At the moment I can't get it to work either way but
I'd like to know which is correct]. Thanks!!
/Bernie\
Bernie Cosell
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