ok, ive no idea what its called but in a html document all the < ; , etc had been changed to %23 or whatever.
(sorry for not making much sense)
i was wondering if theres any way of converting it all?
ive done all i know up to eg
%3CMETA%20HTTP-EQUIV%3D%22imagetoolbar%22%20CONTENT%3D%22no%22%3E
is the same as
<META HTTP-EQUIV="imagetoolbar" CONTENT="no">
or something.

anyone know what %0D%0 means
or %5B4%5D
or %27

if ANYONE understands me... you deserve a biscuit ;)

found a few for you:

Entry=string.replace(Entry, "%21", "!")
Entry=string.replace(Entry, "%22", "\"")
Entry=string.replace(Entry, "%23", "\#")
Entry=string.replace(Entry, "%25", "%")
Entry=string.replace(Entry, "%27", "'")
Entry=string.replace(Entry, "%28", "(")
Entry=string.replace(Entry, "%29", ")")
Entry=string.replace(Entry, "%2A", "*")
Entry=string.replace(Entry, "%2C", ",")
Entry=string.replace(Entry, "%2E", ".")
Entry=string.replace(Entry, "%2F", "/")
Entry=string.replace(Entry, "%3A", ":")
Entry=string.replace(Entry, "%3B", ";")
Entry=string.replace(Entry, "%3C", "<")
Entry=string.replace(Entry, "%3E", ">")
Entry=string.replace(Entry, "%3F", "?")
Entry=string.replace(Entry, "%40", "@")
Entry=string.replace(Entry, "%5B", "[")
Entry=string.replace(Entry, "%5C", "\\")
Entry=string.replace(Entry, "%5D", "]")
Entry=string.replace(Entry, "%5E", "^")
Entry=string.replace(Entry, "%5F", "_")
Entry=string.replace(Entry, "+", " ")
Entry=string.replace(Entry, "%7E", "~")
Entry=string.replace(Entry, "%2B", "+")
Entry=string.replace(Entry, "%0D%0A", "<br>")

but the ones you where talking about can nowhere to be found. Well offcourse they can, but i don't know those things are called s it's hard to search for them, and google doesn't search for the % sign grmbl

Love,
Mirna

%5D is the ending square bracket... ]
%27 is the single quote... '

i have no idea on the other ones...
%0D
%0
%5B4

%5B is the beginning square bracket... [
so that 4 might just be showing within a bracketted area?

thank you lots ^_^
xxx

some more questions...
where did you find these?
do you know what %7B is?
also %09?
and %7D
thanks

it's just hexadecimal character codes

try going here: http://www.jimprice.com/jim-asc.htm

to read the chart, take the first character, for example 2, and find that row on the chart. then take the second one, 1 for example, and find that column. where they cross is the character- in this case, !

Originally posted by mooko0_cat
some more questions...
where did you find these?
do you know what %7B is?
also %09?
and %7D
thanks
i have a chart done up on them. should put it on internet someday soon.

you can visit that different chart from the previous posting. seems to be a good one too.

7B = {
09 = tab
7D = }