On Tue, Mar 06, 2001 at 08:42:37AM +0100, Stefano Passarella wrote:
: I've a little problem with APACHE & CGI.
No, you don't have any problem at all.
: When APACHE passes the variable QUERY_STRING to a program, APACHE ( I think)
: changes the whitespaces to plus (+).
: For example:
: FORM: AAA BBB
: GCI: AAA++BBB
:
: Is it correct?
That is the correct behavior. See the CGI specification.
: If possible that APACHE leaves the whitespaces?
No. Write your code to handle that. If you're writing *secure* CGI programs,
you're using some sort of CGI toolkit for whatever language you've got. Such
toolkits have function(s) to decode such URL-encoding.
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