Re: Netscape Not Reading Header Variables

On Wed, 15 Nov 2000, Pamela Joseph wrote: > I have a form that inputs content with a submit button to preview the page. > My problem is that it works fine in IE, but in Netscape, I only get the > first word of first variable displayed within the page. Although all the > variables look fine in the URL, it seems the variables are not being > assigned after it encounters a space. > > Any help would be appreciated. Here a sample of the code > > if ($preview) { > header("Location: > > http://www.???.com/preview_page.html?cont_title=$cont_title&cont_meta=$cont_ > meta&cont_keywords=$cont_keywords&cont_heading=$cont_heading&cont_subheading > =$cont_subheading&cont_body=$cont_body"); > exit; > } > pj ;) > Pamela M. Joseph ____ > Try: header("Location: http://www.???.com/preview_page.html?cont_title=".urlencode($cont_title).(etc...) This will change " " to "%20" et al according to W3C specifications. IE is non-compliant this way. -- Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams <ignacio@openservices.net>