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Description of problem:
This is a follow up to Bug 62901 where slightly strange JavaScript link in a Red
Hat Training page triggered a Konqueror bug.  The test cases showing this
JavaScript bug is detailed in this URL below (page updated Tuesday, April 9th 2002).

http://www.mplug.org/archive/2002/konq_space_bug/

These are test cases showing an inconsistent behavior in Konqueror's handling of
an extraneous trailing space within a certain type of JavaScript link. When you
click this link in Netscape or Mozilla it goes to the normal hyperlink, while
truncating the trailing space within that quoted string. 

Test Case 1 and 2 below shows Konqueror properly handling non-JavaScript links
with a trailing space within the quoted string. This behavior is identical to
Netscape and Mozilla. 

Test Case 3 links to a snippet of HTML from a Red Hat page that caused this
Konqueror bug. View source and notice that the URL in the hyperlink and
javascript are different. Netscape and Mozilla go directly to the hyperlink URL,
while Konqueror goes to the JavaScript URL, converting the trailing space into
%20 then losing knowledge of the prior visited page. (Try clicking Back, it will
incorrectly return to this page instead of example.html.) 

 Test Case 1 - Space after filename - Ignores Trailing Spaces
 Test Case 2 - Space after Slash Ignores Trailing Spaces
 Test Case 3 - Space after Slash with JavaScript When you click "Trigger
Konqueror Bug" on example.html, it changes trailing space into %20, Back button
lost knowledge of the prior page.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
KDE 3.0.0-3 in Skipjack beta 2

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Follow directions in the test cases at that URL.
2. Be sure to click "Back" and see that it lost knowledge about the prior page.

Actual Results:  Does not behave like Netscape, Mozilla, Opera or Internet
Explorer.  Also loses knowledge of the prior page when you click "Back".

Expected Results:  That links should behave identically to other web browsers. 
It shouldn't lose knowledge of the prior page when you click "Back".