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More of a question than an issue, but why not strip off the question mark character from the value returned by querystring()? I always saw that as more of a delimiter than part of the value. I'll need to strip it off in my code, but is there a reason why the library method couldn't (or more likely shouldn't) do it?
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More of a question than an issue, but why not strip off the question mark character from the value returned by querystring()? I always saw that as more of a delimiter than part of the value. I'll need to strip it off in my code, but is there a reason why the library method couldn't do it?
More of a question than an issue, but why not strip off the question mark character from the value returned by querystring()? I always saw that as more of a delimiter than part of the value. I'll need to strip it off in my code, but is there a reason why the library method couldn't (or more likely shouldn't) do it?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: