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August 20th, 2000, 05:56 PM
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A newbie question!
If the user type in: http://www.domain.com/~page/subpage.htm..... How do you encode the string into URL-encoding format? (with hex values) Thanks a lot ------------------ http://new.123finder.com/ - Helps you find cool domains for FREE & Registers it for only $14.95/yr http://www.guideclick.com/ - Qualified webmaster resources (affiliate programs, web design, tips) ------ Son
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August 21st, 2000, 11:58 AM
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HTML::Entities::encode_entities($url);
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August 21st, 2000, 01:03 PM
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Yeah, I found quite a lot of ways doing that!
Thanks anyway. Some are: CGI::EnURL URI::Escape & write your own subs oh, and what Chris told me  ------------------ http://new.123finder.com/ - Helps you find cool domains for FREE & Registers it for only $14.95/yr http://www.guideclick.com/ - Qualified webmaster resources (affiliate programs, web design, tips) ------ Son
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August 22nd, 2000, 06:14 AM
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Actually, what I told you was wrong. :-) HTML::Entities is used to encode things like < to < My mistake, sorry. You do want to be using URI::Escape::uri_escape or the equivalent (better to use that than to roll your own in the ever-changing world of web standards).
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