From urlencode.c comments:
* All ASCII control characters (00-1f and 7f) and the URI
* 'delim' and 'unwise' characters are encoded. In addition, the
* following URI query component reserved characters are also
* encoded:
*
* $ & + , / : ; = ? @
so, according to this, single quote should be encoded as well.
Stephen Deasey wrote:
On 4/26/05, Vlad Seryakov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I noticed that NS does not encode ', but As does.
NS urlencode: ns_urlencode "123'456" returns 123'456
AS urlencode: ns_urlencode "123'456" returns 123%27456
which is correct?
I hope (!) the new version in naviserver is correct. There's a set of
tests in tests/ns_urlencode.test, and my goal was to make them
complete. I've annotated the tests with the section of the RFC I
deduced the rules from.
Looking at it now, it seems that the single quote is not a reserved
character in a URI (RFC 2396 'unreserved'). These documents are
pretty hard going so it's entirely possible I've interpreted it wrong.
If anyone can identify some rules I've missed or got wrong, that
would be great.
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