jin <j...@mediatomb.cc> added the comment:
I just ran into exactly the same problem and was quite disappointed to see that
urlencode does not provide an option to use percent encoding.
My use case: I'm preparing some metadata on the server side that is stored as
an url encoded string, the processing is done in python.
The metadata is then deocded by a JavaScript web UI.
So I end up with:
urllib.urlencode({ 'key': 'val with space'}) which produces
"key=val+with+space" which of course stays that way after processing it with
JavaScript's decodeURI().
So basically I seem to be forced to implement my own urlencode function... Most
thing I like about python that it always seems to have exactly what one needs,
unfortunately not in this specific case.
IMHO Stephen's suggestion #3 makes a lot of sense, while '+' maybe correct for
forms, it's simply not useful for a number of other situations and I was really
surprised by the fact that there's no standard function that would url-encode
with percentage encoding.
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nosy: +jin
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