Is date_from available? Michael Smith wrote: > It redirects to the page but date_to does not appear in the request > parameters of the page unless I decode the special chars before > redirecting. > > On Feb 25, 10:49 am, Tom Haskins-Vaughan <[email protected]> > wrote: >> I'm assuming (can someone confirm?) that it's because & is not allowed >> in XHTML documents. Are your links working or are they broken? >> >> Tom >> >> Michael Smith wrote: >>> If I use (in an action) $this->redirect('history/index? >>> date_from=auto&date_to=auto') it will escape the ampersand and the url >>> will be /summary.html?date_from=auto&date_to=auto. A work around >>> is $this->redirect(htmlspecialchars_decode($this->generateUrl >>> ('history_summary', array('date_from' => 'auto', 'date_to' => >>> 'auto')))) but doesn't seem like best practices. Any ideas what is >>> causing this? >>> Thanks, >>> Michael >> -- >> Tom Haskins-Vaughan >> Temple Street Media: Design and Development for the Web >> [email protected] |www.templestreetmedia.com > > >
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