on 5/18/01 8:58 AM, Rasmus Lerdorf at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> According to the w3c validation program;
>>
>> A URL for a CGI program that uses `&' as a separator, such as
>> "http://host/prog?x=1&y=2";. This is a common problem: the inventors of CGI
>> didn't think things through very carefu
i had to do that once with a perl script i was writing
because there were a variable number of "options" that
could be passed in, yet i needed to have a fixed number
of paramaters going into the script.
i used: ./prog.cgi?opts=x:1,y:2,z:3
sort-of like a primitive form of php's ability to pass
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> According to the w3c validation program;
>
> A URL for a CGI program that uses `&' as a separator, such as
> "http://host/prog?x=1&y=2";. This is a common problem: the inventors of CGI
> didn't think things through very carefully when they decided to use the '&'
> character as a separator betwee
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