Re: how do you suppress errors produced by file()

>You should not urlencode the domain part. This here:
>http%3A%2F%2Fwww.publicpen.com%2Fupdate.php %3F should not be
>>encoded, that
>should be plaintext http://www.publicpen.com/updat e.php? so you
>urlencode
>just the query part.

Thanks, that's useful.



> And another thing: you use & in html code, but not
> in the query itself, so let's change em back to plain &'s. Plus you should
> encode them either.

No actually, an ampersand by itself is not allowed in any part of the
url. In the url, you have to use &, not "&". You can not get your
pages to validate if you are using "&".

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