I know that space is %20 in url enconding, but how do you write a new line in url enconding? \r\n won't work , lol , also how i can write an enter in url enconding? i need to send some varibles to a C++ script via an GET method,lol
You know that's a popular hack, right? People add in their own newline and then their own scripts. Not sure it would work with C++ (it's usually used with PHP sites), but if you need special characters like that, either read the RFC about URLs, and if there is nothing for Enter, that should be a sign that you're going where there be dragons, and like lkraj said, use POST.
newlines are, yes. Esp since there are a few of them. carriage return, form feed, new line... "return". SQL injections use it, for an example. Anyway, read the rfc, where it says everything you can do.