E
eric.fortin
Hi,
I'm currently developping a PHP application. One of the task of it is
to send an email with a link to some dynamic page. The link should look
like this :
http://www.a-web-site.com/index.php?param_1=this¶m_2=that
But in Entourage ONLY (no other mail client do that) it look like this
:
http://www.a-web-site.com/index.php?param_1=this_2=that
<http://www.a-web-site.com/index.php?param_1=this¶m_2=that>
Everything from the ampersand(&) to the underscore(_) in the first part
seem to diseapear (i.e. ¶m in this example)
If I look at the source of the email the link is correct except that a
lot of character have been changed (Ex. : = is changet to =3D). This do
not look like the source of the problem. If a remove the ampersand of
the url it work.
Why do the url show twice, with and without "¶m" ?
Why do the "¶m" is in the source but not on the rendered message ?
How can I generate emails where the link is not changed by Entourage ?
I'm currently developping a PHP application. One of the task of it is
to send an email with a link to some dynamic page. The link should look
like this :
http://www.a-web-site.com/index.php?param_1=this¶m_2=that
But in Entourage ONLY (no other mail client do that) it look like this
:
http://www.a-web-site.com/index.php?param_1=this_2=that
<http://www.a-web-site.com/index.php?param_1=this¶m_2=that>
Everything from the ampersand(&) to the underscore(_) in the first part
seem to diseapear (i.e. ¶m in this example)
If I look at the source of the email the link is correct except that a
lot of character have been changed (Ex. : = is changet to =3D). This do
not look like the source of the problem. If a remove the ampersand of
the url it work.
Why do the url show twice, with and without "¶m" ?
Why do the "¶m" is in the source but not on the rendered message ?
How can I generate emails where the link is not changed by Entourage ?