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Date: Tue, 23 Sep 2003 22:02:49 -0500
From: Tony Collen <colle006@umn.edu>
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Jeff Ramsdale wrote:

<snip/>

> Actually, I figured that was probably the case. So Tony's example must have
> been an error. I wanted to trust him! ;-)

Yes, I messed up.. all those &'s should read as &amp;. I was lazy and 
stupid.

Anyway, the short of it is that the proxy takes the "provided" request 
parameters, and combines them with the request parameters that were 
submitted via the form, and combines them.  I believe the provided 
request params are not being encoded.  I was partially into solving the 
problem when I realized the {raw-request-param:actor} was not correctly 
working.

I'll check it out more tomorrow and come up with something.

Tony


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