Re: Issue with Mozilla/Firefox & named anchor with Japanese/Korean character

Jean-Marc Desperrier wrote:
> Mark Tyndall wrote:
>> kgs wrote:
[...]
>>> http://docs.hp.com/ko/allproducts.html#bh7800%20%BC%AD%B9%F6
>>
>> It also has a space character (%20).
> 
> It does not have a space character.
> 
> The content of the name attribute is not an url, so it can not be 
> urlencoded, so this should be interpreted as really %20, and not as the 
> url encoding of the space character.
[...]
> Back to the point, a little editing of the document shows that if the 
> content of name is directly the value intended, without the url 
> encoding, the link to it works.

So, if I understand you:

<a href="foo#bar">baz</a>
<a name="bar">quux</a>

bar can include spaces; and should (must?) be included verbatim (without 
encoding) in the href=""?

My brain hurts :/

regards,
Mark..
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