Special characters in URLs
HTML pages can contain ASCII special characters. The web content contains HTML codes that represent the special characters or symbols. The HTML codes for special characters start with "&#" and end with ";".
The HTML codes use the following format:
&#<numeric_id>;
...where...
<numeric_id> A number or hex representation for the character. The maximum value of the number representation is 255 (Hex: 0xFF).
For example, the percent sign (%) has a numerical code of % and a hex code of %.
For details about how WebSEAL can filter any special character encoding that exists in HTTP responses, see Modification of encoded or escaped URLs.
Parent topic: Modification of URLs to junctioned resources
Related concepts
- URL modification concepts
- Modification of URLs in responses
- Modification of URLs in requests
- Handling cookies from servers across multiple -j junctions
- Path types used in URLs