Netscape with PHP

[Anon]

I have found that certain coding features do not work with Netscape. I am trying to send variable data from one page to another, if the value is a string such as (Jim 😎 it will send only "whatever.php3?name=Jim"

We can overcome this by putting a %20 in between the two words, but how can we send string data stored in a $var?

Regards from Zaragoza (Spain)

[Anon]

You can use a regular expression in order to replace spaces for %20. Another solution is:

whatever.php3?name='Jim B'

Try these, and let me know if they worked.

Conogol

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[Anon]

urlencode($var);

http://www.php.net/manual/function.urlencode.php

[Anon]

thank you guys. I love internet.

[Anon]

You've got to remember that PHP runs on the server. It could care less what browser you're using. It'll work the same with IE, Netscape, or even Lynx. Now...each one will display the HTML differently of course, but the PHP will generate the same HTML no matter what.

---John Holmes...

[Anon]

try to quote the value, e.g. <input type=text name="name" value="Jim B">

Pepe Peinado wrote:

I have found that certain coding features do not work with Netscape. I am trying to send variable data from one page to another, if the value is a string such as (Jim 😎 it will send only "whatever.php3?name=Jim"

We can overcome this by putting a %20 in between the two words, but how can we send string data stored in a $var?

Regards from Zaragoza (Spain)