So, html:link puts the params in the page separated by & - not by & as it should (?) be?!?IIRC the ampersand should always be escaped in any html/xhtml. When the page is processed by the browser it should then be converted to a simple & on the user's display. This is particularly true of xhtml since any use of & that is not followed by &foo; where &foo; is an internal or external entity defined for that document is a violation of the XML spec. I think the same thing is true of HTML, but one of the legacies of the browser wars is a mountain of "recovery" code that allows browsers to process pages that are incorrect.
- Gus
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