There are variants of base64, which replace the + / characters with something
less likely to cause problems.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Base64
Jared
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> sorry Ive done it again, for anyones interest, you might have
> to urlencode the string twice for mod_rewrite to accept
> encrypted an
sorry Ive done it again, for anyones interest, you might have to
urlencode the string twice for mod_rewrite to accept encrypted and
base64_encoded strings which add slashes and ampersands into their
strings.
It is confirmed there is a bug in mod_rewrite and doesnt like the
urlencoded %2F char
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