Only in Netscape both on the Mac and Window computer I am getting an error when clicking on my link that says, "Bad Request - The server could not process your request due to a syntax error."

Well I narrowed it down to when I'm asking if a field name equals a value or not. It seems that if I have a "space" or "/" in my value it will return this error above.

&content_area=Classroom / Model

If I take it out I no longer get the error but then of course get the wrong kind of results.

Anyone have any solutions on this Netscape annoyance?

"http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/FMPro?-DB=scoe_events.fp5&-Format=scoe/events.html&-SortField=Date&-SortOrder=ascend&content_area=Classroom / Model&-Max=all&-Find"

Thank you

Kent

You need to use URL encoding to allow for spaces and other characters; e.g. a space becomes %20 (I think).

You can either, find-out what the codes are and manually replace the characters, or use Javascript for encoding the URLs. CDML will encode comming back from the database with [FMP-Field: myfield, html] (which is the default).

Hope this helps.

Garry