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[Subson Mittal]

You can use "_" underscore character in place of other special characters
like # and all it might be encoding them to ASCII values for Browser query
string values.

Thanks
Subson Mittal
Open Source Programmer

On 4/12/06, IAlsoAgree at stny.rr.com <IAlsoAgree at stny.rr.com> wrote:
>
> I have a script that creates a cookie. The text for the cookie is
> created like this (I previously used implode and got the exact same
> problem I'm about to describe):
> $cookiedata = $infoarray[0].'#'.$infoarray[1].'#'.$infoarray[2];
>
> However, when I actually check the data inside the cookie, it's saved
> not with pound signs in between the data, but instead with %23. I've
> tried using commas, new line characters, hyphen, and all of them return
> some kind of % character, usually %2C. Is there something I'm not doing
> correctly?
>
> PHP.net says to use implode and a character as the glue, but it doesn't
> matter what character I choose for the glue, it always gets changed into
> a % character (I've only tried characters that are pratical, letters and
> numbers will not be pratical for me as glue) and I can't retrieve the
> data.
>
> What can I do?
>
> -Joe
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Subson Mittal
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