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I just had a look through the RFC's and it doesnt seem clear how this should be handled, however it does seem clear that it should be properly handled as in at least one example in RFC 1866 where there are two values for the same key. And I think its also clear that the URI code is buggy. From what I understand it should handle ";" as well as "&". I would say follow up. Id be interested to hear what is said.

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In reply to Re: URI.pm bug or am i missing something? by demerphq
in thread URI.pm bug or am i missing something? by jeffa

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