
Cure
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Apr 2, 2000, 9:11 AM
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Hi Recommendation-> use CGI.pm to process your form. Im using the escape function from CGI.pm to URL-encode my data and it works great. So-> instead of seeing this in your url %252F you would see a forward slash. Example:: lets say I have variable name pwdone and the value is //*io ->well then to encode this to the url regulation I leave this up to the escape function.... cure.cgi?pwdone=$q->escape('//*io'); Cure
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