It never hurts to wrap everything with URLEncode. But ugggg, its gets so junky looking. The purpose of URLEncode is to reformat a phrase which might have special characters in it - basically anything other than A-Z and 0-9.
You will notice when you do all your online shopping at the Internet that websites URL never have spaces in them for example. And if you were populating a field with a phrase that simply had a client name in it which was a two word phrase you would need to URLEncode it.
If you were populating a field with a date that is fine or a number will be fine or if you happen to be populating a multiple-choice field to a value that doesn't have any spaces in it like "YES", those do not to be cluttered up with the URLEncode.
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Mark Shnier (YQC)
mark.shnier@gmail.com
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