url posting problem in this forum

[sujata ghosh]

hi!


can any one tell me what is exact way of writting url in a post topic. just see my previous topic. you can find out. please help me out.

sujata

[Roelf]

the *'s in the link tell me there was probably an well, erm.. euhh. a dirty word in it they get starred out

[Roy Sinclair]

Since it's likely the "dirty word" filter is catching an incidental string of text I would suggest you encode one or more of the characters much like the space character is encoded as  when it's used in a URL.

[sujata ghosh]

can u tell me how do encode them? is there any software for them

www.
k

s

h

i

t

i

j

.com/index.shtml

these all i want to write. know can u tell me how do i encode them so i can write whole word together. u can check out the site also. it is a foreign exchange consultnacy site.

[WA]

I'll see if the filters can be fined tuned to screen for words, and not sections of a word. In the meantime, you'll need to add a space between each letter within the offending word to have it displayed.

[beetle]

use ASCII codes...for example t is a 't'.

www.kshitij.com/index.shtml

[Mhtml]

I was just browsing when I saw this post, I just whipped up an ASP page that writes out all the ASCII codes.

http://24.226.62.28/projectodyssey/ascii.asp

Hope it is helpful...I used something like this before to find #34 which is " so I can use chr(34) in my as scripts.

[beetle]

I did something like that too, but with javascript...

http://www.codingforums.com/showthre...&threadid=4627

[Mhtml]

Nice code..
I think I will create one that will replace the contents of the string submited with the ascii code.

[sujata ghosh]

thanks all of you for your kind help. from now onwards, i have to covert those word into ascii value so that people can get my site name properly.

thanks once again for help. hope i will get the same in future too.