FP98: Import Web Wizard Replaces Spaces in Files with %20ID: Q180381
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Some Web sites contain files or folders with spaces. When you import these Webs using the Import Web wizard, FrontPage replaces each space with %20.
When creating a hyperlink to a page that contains a space, FrontPage replaces the space with %20. For example, for the following link to a file named new page.htm, FrontPage writes the HTML as:
<a href="new%20page.htm">new page.htm</a>
When the Web is being imported using the Import Web wizard, FrontPage reads
the hyperlink information to find the next page to import. FrontPage names
new pages in the Web using the hyperlink information.
To remove the %20 in the file name, follow these steps:
It is necessary to encode any characters that may cause incompatibility between servers and routers on the Internet, including spaces and other binary data. The standard convention of the % (percent) character followed by two hexadecimal digits is used to encode these special characters. Some of these special characters include:
CTL SP " # % < and >In FrontPage, you cannot include the following characters in your file names:
/ \ * : ? # > < |FrontPage will allow you to use spaces and % (percent) signs in your file names. Spaces will be replaced with %20 and % (percent) signs will be replaced with %25. This is done to maintain compatibility with World Wide Web Consortium specifications.
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Version : WINDOWS:98
Platform : WINDOWS
Issue type : kbprb
Last Reviewed: July 29, 1999