Breadcrumbs containing string with spaces - generating the anchor

so I have a website that contains a 'breadcrumbs' line that allows users to click on it, and take them back to the parent page
eg. "jewellery"
I simply suffix this string with ".cfm" to generate the anchor / filename
what's the best way to deal with strings containing spaces?
eg. "birthday cards"
As good practice I want to use a more compatiable filename that doesn't include spaces
eg. "birthday_cards.cfm"
is the REPLACE command ok to use ? or is preferrable to add an additonal field to the table, called "filename" and store the exact filename in there ?

option 1
use quotes like href="http:\\....."
option 2
convert spaces to %2B

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>
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>
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safe           = "$" | "-" | "_" | "." | "+"
extra          = "!" | "*" | "'" | "(" | ")" | ","
{code}
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And I got a 404 error. (The file is really there.) And I checked both web server's access log, I saw the request for "abc def.html", but when I checked WebLogic's access log, I saw the request for "abc". So I think Weblogic's proxy eats out the last part of my request: "def.html". Of course, WebLogic server could not find a file called "abc" in that directory.
And finally, in order to test my observation, I created a file called "abc" in that directory. And then the browser shows the content of the file "abc".
Does anyone see this kind of problem before? I think this is a bug in weblogic's proxy program.--
Michael Young
Developer Relations Engineer
BEA Support

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