numero = 20698
interpreted = N
texte = Why don't you use [convertchars db=yourconversions.db] and make %20 translate into + ???That would most possible do a very simple workaround;-)Take care out there, it's a djungle!/Martin>Here's something that may or may not have a solution: > >1- I'm creating a bunch of these parameters: > > > >by using a search/founditems context on the search page -- to allow tusers >to check off as many brandnames as they wish in their searches. In other >words, the search must retrieve records having one *OR* more of the >brandnames checked -- the *whole* brand name, not just part of it, because >some of the brand names have common characters in them. > >2- On the results page, I'm using this search context: > >[search otherparameters&wofieldNamedatarq=[formvariables >name=brandname&exact=F][url][value][/url]+[/formvariables]] > >There's only one problem with this technique: The actual search string >created by this code makes the plus signs into %20, and that screws up >my searches. Here is the parameter created by this code when I check two >of the checkboxes: > >&wofieldNamedatarq=US%20West%20GTE%20 > >... but what I *wanted* for this parameter is: > >US%20WEST+GTE+ > >So why is webcat replacing + with %20? The plus sign is NOT inside the >url context, so shouldn't it be passed as is, without being changed into >%20? > >Is this a bug? >Is there a work-around available? > >Sincerely, >Ken Grome >808-737-6499 >WebDNA Solutions >mailto:ken@webdna.net >http://www.webdna.net Konsulentfirmaet Bech.dk Dynamic HTML, WebDNA programming, Lasso & Filemaker Pro developement
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Why don't you use [convertchars db=yourconversions.db] and make %20 translate into + ???That would most possible do a very simple workaround;-)Take care out there, it's a djungle!/Martin>Here's something that may or may not have a solution: > >1- I'm creating a bunch of these parameters: > > > >by using a search/founditems context on the search page -- to allow tusers >to check off as many brandnames as they wish in their searches. In other >words, the search must retrieve records having one *OR* more of the >brandnames checked -- the *whole* brand name, not just part of it, because >some of the brand names have common characters in them. > >2- On the results page, I'm using this search context: > >[search otherparameters&wofieldNamedatarq=[formvariables >name=brandname&exact=F][url][value][/url]+[/formvariables]] > >There's only one problem with this technique: The actual search string >created by this code makes the plus signs into %20, and that screws up >my searches. Here is the parameter created by this code when I check two >of the checkboxes: > >&wofieldNamedatarq=US%20West%20GTE%20 > >... but what I *wanted* for this parameter is: > >US%20WEST+GTE+ > >So why is webcat replacing + with %20? The plus sign is NOT inside the >url context, so shouldn't it be passed as is, without being changed into >%20? > >Is this a bug? >Is there a work-around available? > >Sincerely, >Ken Grome >808-737-6499 >WebDNA Solutions >mailto:ken@webdna.net >http://www.webdna.net Konsulentfirmaet Bech.dk Dynamic HTML, WebDNA programming, Lasso & Filemaker Pro developement
Martin Gertz Bech
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