I saw some posts with people wondering
why &'s are being
sent to this function. Well, basically
because thats what comes
from a QUERY_STRING. Anyway. The bug i found is
that the first part of a query_string
may not contain an &. Usually the
first parameter comes directly after the ?.
So you
might have to manually pre-pend an & to your
query_string if one does not exist.
<?php
$base="www.yahoo.com/search.aspx?";
$parsedurl=parse_url($base."&".rawurldecode($_
SERVER
['QUERY_STRING']), PHP_URL_QUERY);
parse_str($parsedurl,$myquery);
$qbn = "n=".urlencode($myquery['n']);
?>
oh my god! to get this to post is ridiculous.
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