Template Numbered Pagination

I've been examining the navigation code found in various blogger templates 
and could use come clarification.

A very common approach is to pass a range of time stamps to the JS 
method encodeURIComponent when generating paginated links...as a way to 
convert symbols (ex: colons from the time of day) to their url encoded 
counterparts (ex: %3A). This all makes sense and works as expected...except 
on iphones. For whatever reason the url gets converted back (ex: colons) 
while the page is loading and that's when the pagination falls apart 
(presumably due to blogger's server-side formatting?). More specifically, 
it always shows that page 1 is the current page highlighted even when I'm 
on a later page.

Does anyone know why safari's converting these symbols back? It doesn't 
happen when using an ipad, and I have the mobile template option turned off 
on my blogger dashboard. Any insight would be appreciated.

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