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The image name is hi%20there.jpg George Hester 10-16-2004
Posted by George Hester on October 16, 2004, 9:35 pm
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 Some images I want to link to using the IMG element have a name such as
hi%20there.jpg. If I try to do this:

<img src="hi%20there.jpg">

the image will not be found for the browser is going to expect its name to be

hi there.jpg

which it is not.
If the image has these "encodings" in the name how can I force the browser to
use the name exactly as it is?
In other words do NOT encode %20 to space? Renaming is not an option. Thanks.

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George Hester
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Posted by Leif K-Brooks on October 16, 2004, 6:08 pm
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 George Hester wrote:
> Some images I want to link to using the IMG element have a name such
> as hi%20there.jpg.
>
> If the image has these "encodings" in the name how can I force the
> browser to use the name exactly as it is? In other words do NOT
> encode %20 to space? Renaming is not an option. Thanks.

Encode the % itself: hi%2520there.gif


Posted by George Hester on October 17, 2004, 4:14 am
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> George Hester wrote:
> > Some images I want to link to using the IMG element have a name such
> > as hi%20there.jpg.
> >
> > If the image has these "encodings" in the name how can I force the
> > browser to use the name exactly as it is? In other words do NOT
> > encode %20 to space? Renaming is not an option. Thanks.
>
> Encode the % itself: hi%2520there.gif

Ah thanks.

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George Hester
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Posted by George Hester on October 17, 2004, 5:15 am
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> George Hester wrote:
> > Some images I want to link to using the IMG element have a name such
> > as hi%20there.jpg.
> >
> > If the image has these "encodings" in the name how can I force the
> > browser to use the name exactly as it is? In other words do NOT
> > encode %20 to space? Renaming is not an option. Thanks.
>
> Encode the % itself: hi%2520there.gif

Request contains invalid encoding. I never seen that before.

Here is the file's name:

n00% 2008.jpg

And the link is this:

http://www.myserver.com/n00%%202008.jpg

dagone it.

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George Hester
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Posted by Leif K-Brooks on October 17, 2004, 1:19 am
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George Hester wrote:
>
>>George Hester wrote:
>>
>>>Some images I want to link to using the IMG element have a name such
>>>as hi%20there.jpg.
>>>
>>>If the image has these "encodings" in the name how can I force the
>>>browser to use the name exactly as it is? In other words do NOT
>>>encode %20 to space? Renaming is not an option. Thanks.
>>
>>Encode the % itself: hi%2520there.gif
>
> Request contains invalid encoding. I never seen that before.
>
> And the link is this:
>
> http://www.myserver.com/n00%%202008.jpg

Use %2520, not %%20.


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