> Encoding space as '%20 in the URL is not helping.The error persists
> because the modified url contains a '%20' character which is not in the
> original address, cause of which 400,bad request error is returned.

No, no, no.. this is an encoding! that is : there is no need for a file
named 'Healthy%20Motherhood' to exist on the server's filesystem.
If your server is fair enough, the '%20' character will be identified as ' '
a space (witch IS in the original adress).

I supect that your problem is elsewhere :
There are chances that your server didn't event got to check the ditto file
existence (would have returned 404 file not found) check your header
setup...

(BTW: allowing spaces in web resources filenames is asking for trouble ...)

Lo.

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Received on 2002-09-09