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1. Re: Safari Problems
luxspes Apr 30, 2009 4:50 PM (in response to seamsvictom)Yes, I have the same problem s:links do not work correctly in Safari if they have query string parameters, seems like the ampersand
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2. Re: Safari Problems
seamsvictom May 1, 2009 1:02 AM (in response to seamsvictom)
When I store them in database their code is being stored. For example for above character which is éI was wrong here, the code is not stored in database it is actual character é is stored in database. I tried to instead store its code é in database but that code is literally displayed by all browsers as it is.
So it means it is s:link which converts character é to its corresponding é code. But how can i force s:link to convert it to é instead?
Please help. Its really annoying.