Manuel Lemos schreef:
Hello,
on 02/21/2006 03:40 PM Dirk Vanden Boer said the following:
I have a C++ application that posts binary data to a php script that I
created using libcurl. Everything works fine except when my binary data
happens to start with the '&' symbol. In tha
as I don't have the ULR in my head.
>
> But you'd be 100% better off to follow the standards and url-encode
> the data in the first place -- Especially if you're ever going to
> re-use this code elsewhere, and MOST especially if you ever might want
> to hook up YOUR cod
Thanks for the hint, I'm not doing any encoding at the moment, I'll
try it out tomorrow.
Dirk
On 2/21/06, Paul Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tue, 2006-02-21 at 19:40 +0100, Dirk Vanden Boer wrote:
> > The post argument then looks like data=&A
> >
Hi,
I have a C++ application that posts binary data to a php script that I
created using libcurl. Everything works fine except when my binary data
happens to start with the '&' symbol. In that case I can't read the http
post data (isset returns false).
The post argument then looks like data=&Ñ
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