Parsing URL issue

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I am having an issue with Firefox parsing part of the URL.
Example: http://trial.jenndoll.com/bonus.php?fc=2
Firefox is parsing away the ?fc=2 from the above URL. I have tested other browser and this functions properly.

Did you ever find a way to provision a resource using SPML?
I'm facing the same problem at the moment..
Regards,
Tine

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<cfset Item_Length = arraylen(XMLRoot.channel.item)>

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<cfset item_title = tmp_item.title.xmltext>
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Invalid XML/RSS object!
</cfif>
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Element CHANNEL.CONTENT.XMLTEXT is undefined in XMLROOT.
The error occurred in
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29 : <cfset doc_link = XMLRoot.channel.link.xmltext>
30 : <cfset doc_description =
XMLRoot.channel.description.xmltext>
31 : <cfset doc_content =
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I've checked and re-checked, I've done dumps and the content
is there, so I'm not sure what the heck it doesn't like. Thoughts
anyone?

SirPainkiller wrote:
> Ohhh I see. Ok so if we look under ITEM there is title,
link, description, content:encoded, etc.. So now the question is
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>
> Shane
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