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Hi, I was just recently bitten by WOContext's directActionURLForActionNamed bug: The key/value pairs generated by this method are joined by & instead of just &. Obviously, that was a simple bug to work around (just replace & with & as Jeff Schmitz suggested). But, now for a tougher problem. I have a component based hyperlink action - but, if the session has timed out I want to keep some state on the URL so I added the state into the WOHyperlink bindings in the same fashion as a direct action: ProfileHyperlink: WOHyperlink { action = ""> ?pageNumber = currentPage; ?wasLoggedIn = "y"; ?wosid = wosid; } Guess what it does? It encodes the & as & When you mouse over the hyperlink it looks like this: ![]() If this image is stripped out by the discussion list then you can find the screen shot here: http://homepage.mac.com/jmoreno/.Public/WOAmpersandBug.png And the underlying HREF URL, generated by WebObjects, looks like this: /cgi-bin/WebObjects/MyWOApp.woa/wo/1dRbs2gZTtHj8lXzV8m3pg/0.5.3.0.0.1?pageNumber=5&wosid=1dRbs2gZTtHj8lXzV8m3pg&wasLoggedIn=y Does anyone know a workaround for putting state on the URL when dealing with component based actions so that the ampersands aren't encoded? - Joe |
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