Railo server converts plus (+) to spaces?

Railo is not converting the characters to space - your browser is (If you run the exact same code on ColdFusion you will get the same behaviour. ) In URLs is a reserved character and needs to be encoded as %2B and there are several other characters that require encoding too You can use the CFML function UrlEncodedFormat to encode text for use in a URL.

Railo is not converting the + characters to space - your browser is. (If you run the exact same code on ColdFusion you will get the same behaviour. ) In URLs, + is a reserved character and needs to be encoded as %2B, and there are several other characters that require encoding too.

You can use the CFML function UrlEncodedFormat to encode text for use in a URL.

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