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Runza #1
Problems with %
Anyone ever had a problem with passing the % sign in their code, and having the server go crazy and start producing too many threads?
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Bill Sahlas #2 Re: Problems with %
Can you provide us with the code? It would be best to submit a bug report
with the reproducible case. Include the CF server install type (win, linux,
sol) and database.
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Bill Sahlas
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"Runza" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:cv2mld$on4$1@forums.macromedia.com...> Anyone ever had a problem with passing the % sign in their code, and
> having the server go crazy and start producing too many threads?
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Runza #3 Re: Problems with %
It appears in the cfserver.log as an error of "Confusing IRI to encode -
contains literal '%':
THe data being passed on the form is
"DEXTROSE 5pct SODIUM CHLORIDE 0.45% S1000 ML"
Running on Linux AS Release 3. Kernel 2.4.2109.0.1.ELsmp on i686. ColdFusion
v6
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Lupus 23 #4 Re: Problems with %
Maybe cause you are "getting" the form and it tries to URL encode the % is what is sounds like to me.
Post the form instead. Or escape the % befoe trying to URL encode it.
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