The ampersand and equals-sign are special characters. For obvious reasons, in the context of URL-formatted keys and values, they cannot exist (well, actually, they can exist to some extent, but PHP's parse_str function hasn't realized that yet).
For future versions of DA, can '&' and '=' be escaped in some form or another? A simple ' %26' for '&' and '%3D' for '=' should be fine.
Thanks
For future versions of DA, can '&' and '=' be escaped in some form or another? A simple ' %26' for '&' and '%3D' for '=' should be fine.
Thanks