Sounds like a browser issue. My browser (Safari) doesn't do that. Are
you using Internet Explorer? Try another browser.
Also, it's bad practice to have non-URL-safe characters in the URL,
encoded or not.
On 14-Nov-08, at 11:16 AM, Rick Bragg wrote:
Hi,
I have a problem with file name encodings in URL's, and I don't know
if
it is a browser or a server issue
I have a file like this:
http://test.com/Testfile_%22Test%27s%22.html
but when I try to browse to it, it gets re-written to the following
and
causes a 404.
http://test.com/Testfile_"Test's".html
Is this something that apache is doing? If so, what should I do to
make
sure that it does not get decoded like this?
Thanks!
Rick
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