Jesse Parker at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I'm with Shane.  You can also add the "ENCODING=URL" argument to most tags
> to get Witango to do URL encoding.
> 
> If you're writing the URL yourself, just substitute "%26" for the "&" and
> "%3F" for "?".

The %26 trick worked nicely thanks.

Is the <@URLENCODE> and encoding=url supposed to do this for you?

Wayne

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