Thread: Uploading files from the web with spaces in their names
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Old 08-11-2009, 01:38 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by Alexander Turcic View Post
Jellby, I have to check if the upload-via-web form doesn't do proper url encoding.

Meanwhile, what do you think about using the _underscore_ instead of spaces?
What do I think? I never liked underscores (I'd prefer "BookTitle" over "Book_title").

In case I was not clear enough. I can upload the files via web without problems, I just have to write "%20" instead of the spaces, which would be fine if the "%20" didn't show in the attachment name after it's uploaded. That could also be due to my web server not being properly configured, in which case I'd be thankful of any help.
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