How to get &curren to display literally, not as an HTML entity

by

Funny enough I ran into the same problem just now and I found this answer. However, I found another solution which might even be better!

Simply put the variable at the beginning of your query string, and you will avoid the &curren completely.

Do:

https://site.com/bacon_report?currentDimension=2&Id=1&report=1&param=1

instead of:

https://site.com/bacon_report?Id=1&report=1&currentDimension=2&param=1

More Related Contents:

  1. Turn Plain Text URLs into Active Links using PHP [closed]
  2. How to replace text URLs and exclude URLs in HTML tags?
  3. Need a good regex to convert URLs to links but leave existing links alone
  4. Pretty URLs without mod_rewrite, without .htaccess
  5. PHP Errors – Total of four [closed]
  6. syntax error unexpect something [closed]
  7. URL rewriting with PHP
  8. PHP validation/regex for URL
  9. How to minify php page html output?
  10. How to properly indent PHP/HTML mixed code? [closed]
  11. Best way to avoid the submit due to a refresh of the page
  12. How to write specific CSS for mozilla, chrome and IE
  13. How to import/include a CSS file using PHP code and not HTML code?
  14. How to get int instead string from form?
  15. Create blog post links similar to a folder structure
  16. http_build_query with same name parameters
  17. Echo menu tree with recursive function
  18. Check if URL has certain string with PHP
  19. How to pass multiple variables across multiple pages?
  20. What does the dot-slash do to PHP include calls?
  21. PHP simple foreach loop with HTML [closed]
  22. Count and limit the number of files uploaded (HTML file input)
  23. PHP – Check if the page run on Mobile or Desktop browser [duplicate]
  24. how do I get all checkbox variables even if not checked from HTML to PHP?
  25. New containing div after every 3 records
  26. Print less-than and greater-than symbols in PHP
  27. how to embed html files in php code?
  28. HTML 5 multi file upload with PHP
  29. HTML form PHP post to self to validate or submit to new page
  30. displaying a message after redirecting the user to another web page [duplicate]

Leave a Comment