Description: ------------ Hello, I am having a problem with the method updateAttributes, of the HTML_Common. When I use it in the HTML_QuickForm to modify the parameter action for something as "arq.php?action=I&t=4", seems that it applies the function htmlentities, and back in the form leaves thus: "arq.php?action=I&t=4". Exists some way to use this method without it to apply htmlentities? Grateful, Adriano Test script: --------------- $form->updateAttributes("action='?".$_SERVER["QUERY_STRING"]."'"); Expected result: ---------------- <form action="?modulo=usuarios&acao=alterar&TxtID=15" Actual result: -------------- <form action="?modulo=usuarios&acao=alterar&TxtID=15"

Could you confirm that this really is a bug? Iirc, HTML requires ampersands (&) to be escaped because they indicate special characters. At any rate, I tested this with IE and Firefox and both used the proper URL converting & to &.

Thank you for taking the time to write to us, but this is not a bug. HTML_Common escapes htmlentites for your own good.