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I have a code:
<input name="date" value="0000-00-00 00:00:00">
After submitting I get in URL:
URL ADDRES ? some_parameters &%E2%80%8B"date"=0000-00-00+00%3A00%3A00
Spaces are just for clarification. Important part is that I get %E2%80%8B”date” instead just date. I’ve also noticed that I get double double quotes so the code in browser looks like this.
<input name=""date"" value="0000-00-00 00:00:00">
Why is that?
You’ve got a zero-width space in there somewhere.
The sequence
%E2%80%8Bis the UTF-8 encoding of unicode codepoint 0x200b, which is the zero-width space character. Whichever editor you’ve used has inserted that in the HTML for some reason, so you need to take it out (I’d imagine that just deleting the line and retyping it would do that, and save you from having to work out exactly where in the line it is).