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> No, URL encoding is only applicable to URL's in an HTML > document. > That is, if you have a need to dynamically generate an > anchor tag in > your HTML document where the URL includes a query string, > the > special characters in the query string need to be > properly encoded. > URL encoding does not apply to any other situation. Actually, encoding does need to take place for XML documents. Aaron, search groups.google.com and you may find a "master list" out there that someone has thrown together.
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