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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Encoding of Ampersand in iFrameIf I use & a m p ; (no spaces) in the URL, it keeps it as & a m p ; when the page is rendered. But that doesn’t work in my case. The url needs to pass parameters and it must include a “&” specifically. The encoding of ampersand (E.g. & a m p 😉 breaks the parameter.
Page is at http://blossomwm.com/term-life-insurance.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Encoding of Ampersand in iFrameThat’s what I thought as well. But things are just not working correctly.
If I use the URL with just an &, it re-encodes it using & # 0 3 8 ; (no spaces).
If I use & a m p ;, it keeps it as & a m p ;
I’ve tried other combinations as well but it will never simply encode using the & (e.g. &eml=xyz.com&cid=abc).
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Encoding of Ampersand in iFrameThat’s what I’m doing:
[iframe https://secure.lifelinkcorp.com/vtWebNet/mytermbroker?usr=test&eml=test@gmail.com&cid=12345 978 978]But when I view the code on the renderred page it is:
"<iframe class="" src="https://secure.lifelinkcorp.com/vtWebNet/mytermbroker?usr=test&eml=test@gmail.com&cid=abc" style="width: 978px; height: 978px; " frameborder="0" scrolling="" onload="scro11me(this)"></iframe>"Ugh pretty impossible to work in this forum when code is re-encoded like it is. I’m using the correct code with &.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Encoding of Ampersand in iFrameAnybody?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Encoding of Ampersand in iFrameThe second code listed is re-encoding the ampersand so it seems like it’s identical to the first. It isn’t. instead of the & it’s using the encoded %38, which is causing the passthrough variables to break.