On Wed, 18 Sep 2002, Phoebus Dokos wrote: > In essence you are including the second ">" within the url whereas you > should leave it out. Turnpike (and any receiving mailer) correctly > interprets the %3E as part of the url and feeds it to the browser... > however there's no address that corresponds to that (unless of course your > file is appropriately named: page.html%3E %3E is 63, and CHR$(63) is > Both examplkes are wrong, but for different reasons. Tony has an example where the tag close is encoded into the URL, and Phoebus' version omits it altogether. As tags should never be embedded, only nested, both are wrong. The outer <> should be dropped, and to be viewed correctly in text only clients like qeymail, the inner tags should be ignored too. Qeymail is planned to have a tag stripper, and a URL finder ;) Dave
