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Jul 12th, 2001 23:47
Joe Lipman, tristian o\'brien,
To encode any string for use in a URL, try using the escape() method theEncodedURL = escape(theString); Spaces will be replaced with %20. Plus symbols are exempt however the code theEncodedURL = escape(theString, 1); is supposed to work. To reverse the command, try the unescape() method theDecodedURL = unescape(theEncodedURL);