> In my defense, since Josh asked, I have actually tried it - but only in a
> browser (by copying and pasting the encoded URL) where such URL wouldn't
> work for me in Chrome (target PHP page would see a variable named "amp;2"
> instead of "2") but when I use an encoded URL in a Tapestry template, it
> actually works as expected.
I'm guessing that what was happening was that your PHP page was doing
the encoding for you and you ended up with it double encoded
("&"). Tapestry isn't doing anything special with it.
> Anyway, all the fuss for such a stupid mistake... one learns every day!
> Thank you for your patience and help. I know some online forums where people
> would send me to hell for this, instead of patiently answering and
> explaining. :-)
Yeah, we've all been there! Who wants to be a part of a community that
berates people for trying to learn?
Josh
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