Re: Un[url]ize

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1999

It keeps the original formatting. numero = 22715
interpreted = N
texte = Cool! I did not see anything about it in the manual. Wait - it is a WC2.1.3 feature right?>On 1/18/99 11:52 PM, Britt T. wrote:>>>Is there a context that would be like [UnURL]. I would like to decode a>>[url]ized field. Any ideas?>>You mean like:>>[UnURL]Any URL Text[/UnURL]>> Changes text from URL-compatible characters to plain text.>>To automatically convert text that contains URL characters such as %20,>%3A, etc, put it inside a [UnURL] context.>Certain letters, such as spaces, colons, and the equals sign (=) are not>allowed inside URLs unless they are first>converted to hexadecimal form -- the UnURL context converts them back.>This is the opposite of [URL].>>>Robert Minor>>___________________________________________________________________________>>CyberMill Communications voice>314-962-4024>8616 Joseph Ave>http://www.cybermill.com/>St. Louis, MO 63144 email:>webmaster@cybermill.com>___________________________________________________________________________>>Purveyors of fine Websites and Webhosting services.Britt T.--------------------------------------------------------|| Britt@fishingworld.com || Britt@easttexas.com ||--------------------------------------------------------|| World Masters - || P.O. Box 1989 |||| Graphic Designs, || Lindale, TX 75771 |||| Web Site Development, || Phone: (903) 882-8877 |||| Web Site Hosting. || Fax: (903) 882-3110 ||-------------------------------------------------------- Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

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Un[url]ize (Britt T. 1999)

Cool! I did not see anything about it in the manual. Wait - it is a WC2.1.3 feature right?>On 1/18/99 11:52 PM, Britt T. wrote:>>>Is there a context that would be like [unurl]. I would like to decode a>>[url]ized field. Any ideas?>>You mean like:>>[unurl]Any URL Text[/UnURL]>> Changes text from URL-compatible characters to plain text.>>To automatically convert text that contains URL characters such as %20,>%3A, etc, put it inside a [unurl] context.>Certain letters, such as spaces, colons, and the equals sign (=) are not>allowed inside URLs unless they are first>converted to hexadecimal form -- the UnURL context converts them back.>This is the opposite of [url].>>>Robert Minor>>___________________________________________________________________________>>CyberMill Communications voice>314-962-4024>8616 Joseph Ave>http://www.cybermill.com/>St. Louis, MO 63144 email:>webmaster@cybermill.com>___________________________________________________________________________>>Purveyors of fine Websites and Webhosting services.Britt T.--------------------------------------------------------|| Britt@fishingworld.com || Britt@easttexas.com ||--------------------------------------------------------|| World Masters - || P.O. Box 1989 |||| Graphic Designs, || Lindale, TX 75771 |||| Web Site Development, || Phone: (903) 882-8877 |||| Web Site Hosting. || Fax: (903) 882-3110 ||-------------------------------------------------------- Britt T.

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Re: Un[url]ize

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