> Yes. It is their responsibility. However it doesn't work. Both
> Netscape and IE screwup when it comes to encoding correctly. Granted it
> looks terrible as a URL but we should keep it in there. Either that or
> figure out the lowest common denominator and only encode that.
>
My limited investigation lead me to believe that only % needs encoding on
the server side. Does anyone agree with this or is the problem more
difficult?
John McNally
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