How does IE process this URL “action.do?v=credit/C

问题:

I request this URL

BillOutQryForCCPre.do?_viewReferer=creditcard/CC/adv/BillOutQry&para=101600000846 in IE,

And I can't get the parameter value.

And when I move my mouse cursor to the hyperlink, I see the URL changed to BillOutQryForCCPre.do?_viewReferer=creditcard/CC/BillOutQry¶=101600000846.

The charactors &para is changed to ¶, I don't know why.

And Chrome doesn't have this problem, Firefox too.

When I change the parameter name para to ssss, I find the hyperlink normal.

Is the word para a keyword in IE?

I know I can switch the parameters order to solve this problem, but I really want to know why it's that.

回答1:

¶ is the html entity for the paragraph mark you are seeing there. Apparently, Internet Explorer is trying to be clever and thinks you have left the semi-colon off the end, and so it is converting it anyway.

As mneonneo said in the comment above, you need to HTML-encode the & characters in the url, so that the link you are actually outputting is

BillOutQryForCCPre.do?_viewReferer=creditcard/CC/adv/BillOutQry&para=101600000846