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[Gnump3d-users] Why %20 instead of literal space?
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Jack Twilley |
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[Gnump3d-users] Why %20 instead of literal space? |
Date: |
Thu, 21 Jul 2005 14:48:06 -0700 |
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Mozilla Thunderbird 1.0.2 (X11/20050410) |
I have tried to post some AVIs on my gnump3d server. I used the same
naming convention I use for MP3s. I have selected an MP3 and an AVI out
of my collection to demonstrate the problem.
First, the files in the local filesystem:
/mp3/jmt/Teng, Vienna/Warm Strangers/02 Harbor.mp3
/mp3/jmt/Horizon Group/Learn to Knit/03 Introduction.avi
Here are the direct links to these files:
http://www.twilley.org:88/jmt/Teng%2C%20Vienna/Warm%20Strangers/02%20Harbor.mp3
http://www.twilley.org:88/jmt/Horizon%20Group/Learn%20to%20Knit/03%20Introduction.avi
Here are the lines from the browser window:
Teng, Vienna - Warm Strangers - Harbor [ 04:23 / 6.2Mb ]
03%20Introduction
I'm thinking the MP3 lines come from the ID3 tags, but AVIs have no such
tags (which is a shame, but neither here nor there) so it goes by
filename. Can %nn codes be converted to their literal meaning when
displayed in the browser window? Thanks!
Jack.
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