1. Upgrade to a reasonable cl-http version 70.182.
2. Turn server debugging and see what is going on.
3. Make sure you quote special characters in search urls, esp =
(or specify the search url parser/writer that you desire).
4. See docs on export url.
At 13:42 -0400 10/24/03, Mark Klein wrote:
>I have written some cl-http code that works fine with browsers like Mac
>Netscape 4.75, but when I try it with other browsers (e.g. Mac Netscape 7,
>which I believe is based on Mozilla), I get the following error:
>
>Internal Server Error
>
><P><B>Request: </B>GET /pql/outline?open+specializations+8390 HTTP/1.1</P>
><P><B>Error: </B>No = delimiter found in the equal sign delimited pair, 300</P>
>
>CL-HTTP/70.23 (Macintosh Common Lisp; 3.7.0)
>
>I am guessing this problem, presumably involving differences in how the html
>is parsed or interpreted by the browsers, is well-known. Could someone clue me
>in on on how to fix it?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mark Klein
>
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>Principal Research Scientist
>Massachusetts Institute of Technology, NE20-336
>Cambridge MA 02142 USA
>
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