Actually, try putting an ampersand in the query string. It gets embedded
in the GET arguments, generating a big red ERROR! message.
But it depends on the placement of the &. The following does not gen an
error:
dd&dd
But this does:
d&dd
Also noticed that the form calls fastqcleanup_e.asp using a POST, but in
the result of the search I see the page fastq_english.idq and see all the
arguments (suggesting a GET?). Perhaps there's a slip betwixt the two
somehow.
Kieran
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