Hi Steve,
Im taking this to the list..
You cant use URLEncoder bcos URLEncoder replaces spaces with +. =
However, what works on the browser is %20. OTOH, there are still =
problems with replacing spaces with %20 when you come to mailto links.=20
For your case though, the parser now checks if a url has spaces, and =
if so, it performs the correct encoding.=20
The latest codebase is in CVS.=20
Cheers,
Somik
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Stephen J. Harrington=20
To: Somik Raha=20
Sent: Thursday, November 21, 2002 10:23 AM
Subject: Another oddity
Somik,=20
Some of the URL's we parse have spaces in them, e.g =
http://www.cnn.com/This is a test.html=20
I know this in non-standard, but I just parse what I am told to =
parse.....=20
My first response was to URLEncode the URL (URLEncoder.encode()) and =
pass it to the htmlparser. This didn't work!?!=20
So I then wrote a quick utility to replace all spaces with the correct =
URL encoded character and this worked. Any idea why the parser would =
not like a URLEncoded URL?=20
--stephen=20
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