On 25.08.21 11:07, Wolfgang Winkler wrote:
Thank you for your answer. I've missed the corresponding RFC 3986 part
you quoted.
We have a client who, for some reason, got an error, when the @ sign
of emails in the query section was not escaped. It has been solved on
his side, but I was not sure
Dear Wolfgang,
according to RFC 3986, the at-sign should not be encoded, neither in the
path segments, nor in the query components.
For querycomponents the right parameter for ns_urlencode is
ns_urlencode -part query a@b
The full query parameter pair should be encoded with
set pa
Dear List!
When using ns_urlencode, I've noticed, that the "@" sign will not be
percent encoded, unless "-part oauth1" is stated:
ns_urlencode t...@test.com
t...@test.com
ns_urlencode -part oauth1 t...@test.com
test%40test.com
What is the correct way to encode URL params, e.g. in
http://tes
