Thanks to all for correcting me - I figured out what worked for me and posted
it. But as to
>BTW, I don't think the browser (Navigator) will choke on such spaces,
>it's just that the query string won't be interpreted properly. Also,
>on the server side, it's not the web server itself that does the
>decoding, it's the application that's reading them -- e.g. CGI or
>servlets (the servlet engine usually does it, making the resulting
>name/value pair available via getParameter et al).
, IE doesn't seem to exhibit this behavior. Embedded blanks work fine in
parameters.
Does this mean that IE encodes the query string before the application gets
it? This led me (incorrectly) to assume the browser was the problem.
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