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Posted on 2008-06-12
The following URL is a bit strange on my site not sure where the  
http://www.ansador.co.uk/card_access_swipe_cards_and_card_access_systems.asp?category=Card%20Access&subcategory=Swipe Cards and Card Access Systems
http://www.ansador.co.uk/card_access_swipe_cards_and_card_access_systems.asp?category=Card%20Access&subcategory=Swipe Cards and Card Access Systems
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Hi,
While creating the URL dynamically replace the " " with "%20"... Now the above URL will be something like this,
http://www.ansador.co.uk/card_access_swipe_cards_and_card_access_systems.asp?category=Card%20Access&subcategory=Swipe%20Cards%20and%20Card%20Access%20Systems
Cheers...
Saran
http://www.thesysteminfo.com
While creating the URL dynamically replace the " " with "%20"... Now the above URL will be something like this,
http://www.ansador.co.uk/card_access_swipe_cards_and_card_access_systems.asp?category=Card%20Access&subcategory=Swipe%20Cards%20and%20Card%20Access%20Systems
Cheers...
Saran
http://www.thesysteminfo.com
" " is a HTML tag
i.e. it must be parsed through a HTML browser in order to render the "space"
%20 is the standard "space" placeholder for URL's
i.e. it must be parsed through a HTML browser in order to render the "space"
%20 is the standard "space" placeholder for URL's
is it to do with this line of code in the page
mm_menu_0410170422_0.addMe
mm_menu_0410170422_0.addMe
yip that is the problem...
Your URL is enclosed in quotes("") so anything inbetween is treated as part of the string.
Hence in your example the   is included in the actual string.
You should be able to just leave the spaces in the string, and it will be updated accordingly.
try entering a URL with spaces directly in your browser and you'll see that it automatically replaces the spaces with %20.
e.g.
Entering http://www.this is a test.com in your browser
results in this http://www.this%20is%20a%20test.com/ when it returns that the page is not available.
Your URL is enclosed in quotes("") so anything inbetween is treated as part of the string.
Hence in your example the   is included in the actual string.
You should be able to just leave the spaces in the string, and it will be updated accordingly.
try entering a URL with spaces directly in your browser and you'll see that it automatically replaces the spaces with %20.
e.g.
Entering http://www.this is a test.com in your browser
results in this http://www.this%20is%20a%20test.com/ when it returns that the page is not available.
Yes, Please replace that line with this,
mm_menu_0410170422_0.addMe
Cheers...
Saran
mm_menu_0410170422_0.addMe
Cheers...
Saran
Alternatively you can also use this,
mm_menu_0410170422_0.addMe
Cheers...
Saran
http://www.thesysteminfo.com
mm_menu_0410170422_0.addMe
Cheers...
Saran
http://www.thesysteminfo.com
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