did you check to make sure that when you viewed source when displaying the url there wasn't any html entities in the url that were seeing when outputting the url variable?
for instance something like if there was an & that it was showing the & when you displayed the variable in html but when you looked at the source html of the page the & was really a & ? That example is innocuous but there are others that may be problematic.
also if it is displaying the url as it really is but works when you try it and not when <@url> tries it, do you have any spaces in the url? IE and other browsers will often take spaces and convert them to %20 behind the scens but <@url> being lower level wont do that kind of thing for you.
On 5/16/06, Peter Fogg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"it is possible that the url you're visiting is doing a redirect or
something?"
The url is extracting another url from a database.
"There are 3 attributes which i think should be included in all @URL
calls
WAITFORRESULT='true'
DETAILEDRESPONSE='false'
MAXRESULTSIZE='655360'
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