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Default problem in getting rid of '+' sign in url encoding

Hi,

I am facing problem getting rid of '+' sign in url.

My code is**************************************

<script language="javascript">
function popBanner(path, width, height, scroll) {
var re = /\+/g;
var oat = new String(path.replace(re,"%2b"));
alert(oat);
var attributes = "left=190,top=310,width=" + width + ",height=" + height + ",scrollbars=" + scroll;
var myPop = window.open(oat,'popBanner',attributes);
myPop.focus();

} // End of pop.
</script>

<a href="javascriptopBanner('www.mydomain.com?ab=er+s ','700','500','yes')">
<img src="http://www.ourdomain.com/referral_150x150.gif" /> </a>



************************************************** ********
When I click on the image, I don't see '+' sign in alert message of javascript, but the '+' sign passes instead of '%2b' in the url for the popup window. I also tried window.open(encodeURI(oat),'popBanner',attributes) , but still it passes '+' sign, instead of '%2b' in the URL of popup window. I am using IE 6.0, also tried with firefox 1.2

Can anybody help me?

Thanks,
Vishal







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