[opencms-dev] anchor of URL being encoded (and incorrectly)

[Rüdiger Kurz]

Dear all,

now this Bug is fixed in the OpenCms Head.

The correct position for fixing it was in the class:
org.opencms.relations.CmsLink in the method:
setComponents()

Replace the line:
m_anchor = splitter.getAnchor(); through
m_anchor = CmsLinkProcessor.unescapeLink(splitter.getAnchor());

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Kind Regards,
Rüdiger

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Am 01.07.2010 17:04, schrieb Stephan Hartmann:
> Hi,
>
> RFC 3986 allows for the fragmet of an URI the same characters as for the
> query, including '=' and '&', so it should be totally compliant.
>
> Leslie, you could try to set the content-conversion property of the file
> to "false", this helps sometimes when contents get screwed up.
>
> Best regards,
> Stephan
>
>
> 2010/6/30 LesC <leshe88-chan at yahoo.com <mailto:leshe88-chan at yahoo.com>>
>
>     Hi Andreas,
>
>     Thanks for your response.  I actually want the fragment to have an
>     ampersand (&) character, e.g. "name=ABC&location=XYZ".  This trick
>     is used as a way to save state on dynamically updated webpages (e.g.
>     paging lists).  The URL can be bookmarked and the hash fragment is
>     used load back the state.
>
>     I understand this type of URL is probably not complaint, but used
>     often. :)  I filed a bug on just the fact that ampersand (&) is
>     changed to (&amp) instead of just (&amp).
>
>     -Leslie
>
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