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i suggest posting your mod_rewrite code
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Hey everyone. &nbsp;I'm have a problem with double encoding of a URL and I can't seem to figure out exactly how to encode the URL again. &nbsp;<br />
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I have just started using mod_rewrite and the page that gets displayed with the abolute URL, is the exact same as that that gets displayed with the mod_rewrite path...as expected. &nbsp;However on the page I have a href link to another url, and when a user clicks it, I think mod_rewrite is decoding the url twice.<br />
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On one server it isn't douple encoding the url, but on other other it is. &nbsp;I can't find a difference in configuration does anyone know is this is a configuration issue?
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Hey everyone.  I'm have a problem with double encoding of a URL and I can't seem to figure out exactly how to encode the URL again.  

I have just started using mod_rewrite and the page that gets displayed with the abolute URL, is the exact same as that that gets displayed with the mod_rewrite path...as expected.  However on the page I have a href link to another url, and when a user clicks it, I think mod_rewrite is decoding the url twice.

On one server it isn't douple encoding the url, but on other other it is.  I can't find a difference in configuration does anyone know is this is a configuration issue?

mod_rewrite douple encoding url

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