Hi all,
there seems to be a slight difference between the function urlencode
from php and the uri_escape in perl:
the encoded result of "test !"§$%&/()=" is different:
in php: test+%21%22%A7%24%25%26%2F%28%29%3D
in perl: test%20%21%22%3F%24%25%26%2F%28%29%3D
The difference is the space: in php it
Peter wrote:
Hi all,
there seems to be a slight difference between the function urlencode
from php and the uri_escape in perl:
the encoded result of "test !"§$%&/()=" is different:
in php: test+%21%22%A7%24%25%26%2F%28%29%3D
in perl: test%20%21%22%3F%24%25%26%2F%28%29%3D
The difference is the spa
If I remember well, the + sign is an old style of printing a space and this
style was used in web pages that use isindex forms.
Teddy
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