On 10/12/05, Nick Kew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Wednesday 12 October 2005 19:23, Marc Rabil wrote:> Is there a way to disable this security check or otherwise configure the> server to permit this type of URL?Sounds like mod_security to me. And of course you can configure it,
or remove it comp
You said that _javascript_ send a variable to apache. Huh? Isn't
_javascript_ (mostly) client-side? Also, you could also use different
characters and then compensate for that with mod_rewrite, I think. As
far as disabling mod_security, if you use apache as a local testing
server you shouldn't
need
On Wednesday 12 October 2005 19:23, Marc Rabil wrote:
> Is there a way to disable this security check or otherwise configure the
> server to permit this type of URL?
Sounds like mod_security to me. And of course you can configure it,
or remove it completely. But it's right: what you're trying t
Folks,
We have a web application that uses
_javascript_ to add a parameter and a value to a URL before sending it to Apache server
version 1.3.31. In some cases, the value contains the less than (<) or
greater than (>) characters so we use the _javascript_ escape function to
convert th
