Yes, you're right, it should not be.
But my code relies on incorrect AS encoding, so no wi have to change it :-((

Stephen Deasey wrote:
On 4/26/05, Vlad Seryakov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

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.



I'm not following you.  The single quote is not in the ASCII control
range and it's not a 'delim' () or 'unwise' () character.  It's also
not in the set mentioned above which are reserved for the URL query
part.  Why should it be encoded?


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