AW==HA!
But yeah @Jari - all the CFML engines do this for us. They also
automatically escape our SQL ' strings and other nice stuff.
Al
On 3/5/2013 4:22 PM, Alan Williamson wrote:
Yes, by the time the variable hits the CFML page, it has already been
decoded and ready for you to use.
What sort of language you think we are running here? PHP? ;)
On 05/03/2013 08:16, Jari Ketola wrote:
Hi everyone,
Can't believe I haven't stumbled upon this before. I was just doing
URL decoding of some AJAX submitted data (encoded using
EncodeURIComponent() JS function), when I noticed that apparently
OpenBD (and CF?) decodes URL parameters automatically.
Test case:
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