Re: [Templates] Accessing files from templates

> Josh> The browser should handle this fine if you just encode the html

Randal L. Schwartz wrote:

> Josh> The browser should handle this fine if you just encode the html 
> entities.
>
>Josh> If it's in an input you will have:
>
>Josh> <input value="face of &quot;fred&quot;.gif"> and the browser should
>Josh> take care of uri encoding.
>
>Oh, you mean you think it's OK to send garbage (illegal according
>to the RFCs), and count on the error-correcting features of a browser
>to work properly when you've sent out garbage.
>
>OK, I'll just ignore the garbage I'm getting from you then, and correct
>the errors for the other readers of this list who believe in doing
>things according to the specs.
>  
>
How about this as a better example to make your point, Randal?

face of fred?.gif

;)

Oh wait, even better example:

face of "fred&bill?" ;).gif

Of course, I can't find any set of built-in filters that escapes either 
of them correctly. *grin*

http://hostile.org/images/face%20of%20%22fred%3F%22.gif
http://hostile.org/images/face%20of%20%22fred%26bill%3F%22%20%3B).gif

Still, more filtering is better... always.

        -- 
        Mark D. Mills
Xodiax (a peak 10 company)
http://www.xodiax.com/
http://www.peak10.com/

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