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Moritz Kammerer updated CLK-727:
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Description:
Parameters in, for example, PageLinks, aren't encoded correctly.
When adding a parameter to a link that contains for example the char ö, it
isn't encoded to %F6, but it should.
I've tried to manually encode the parameter, but unfortunatelly the URLEncoder
encodes my % sign to %25 (so it is double encoded).
Btw, the URLEncoder encodes a space to a plus sign, and not, as stated in the
click documentation, to %20.
[1] http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc1738.html
was:
The URLEncoder/URLDecoder used by click to encode parameters of links etc.
doesn't produce valid urls according to RFC-1738 [1].
When adding a parameter to a link that contains for example the char ö, it
isn't encoded to %F6, but it should.
I've tried to manually encode the parameter, but unfortunatelly the URLEncoder
encodes my % sign to %25 (so it is double encoded).
Btw, the URLEncoder encodes a space to a plus sign, and not, as stated in the
click documentation, to %20.
Please change the encoding/decoding to a RFC-1738 compliant encoder. I can
provide an implementation, if needed.
[1] http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc1738.html
Summary: Parameters in Links etc. aren't encoded according to RFC-1738
(was: Use real RFC-1738 encoding, don't rely on the URLEncoder/URLDecoder
class.)
> Parameters in Links etc. aren't encoded according to RFC-1738
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> Key: CLK-727
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CLK-727
> Project: Click
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: core
> Reporter: Moritz Kammerer
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> Parameters in, for example, PageLinks, aren't encoded correctly.
> When adding a parameter to a link that contains for example the char ö, it
> isn't encoded to %F6, but it should.
> I've tried to manually encode the parameter, but unfortunatelly the
> URLEncoder encodes my % sign to %25 (so it is double encoded).
> Btw, the URLEncoder encodes a space to a plus sign, and not, as stated in the
> click documentation, to %20.
> [1] http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc1738.html
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