Hi Branden, > On the other hand, as I noted before, in an HTTP GET request, these > symbols, to be meaningful, must be followed by further content.
No, they mustn't. The first ‘?’ starts the query which terminates at the ‘#’ or the end of the string. The query may contain as many literal ‘?’ or ‘&’ is it likes. Nothing needs to come between them or after the last. You're probably thinking of the W3C recommendation that form submissions become a query string with ‘&’ as the separator. -- Cheers, Ralph.
