Proposal to a fix on bug in UrlDecode in OverbyteIcsUrl.pas and
OverbyteIcsHttpSrv.pas.
When calling the function like this:
Memo2->Text = UrlDecode("Ã...ge",CP_ACP,false); // Ã...ge is UTF8encoding of Åge
The resulting text in Memo2 is "Ã&ge" and is impossible to UTF8-dekode back to
the origin
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A little change inside the function also must be made to make it work:
The line with htoi2 need a little change, the complete code is this:
function UrlDecode(const S : AnsiString; SrcCodePage: Cardinal = CP_ACP;
DetectUtf8: Boolean = TRUE) : String;
var
I, J, L : Integer;
U8Str : Ans
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Bjørnar,
> When calling the function like this:
> Memo2->Text = UrlDecode("Ã...ge",CP_ACP,false); // Ã...ge is UTF8encoding of
> Åge
"Ã...ge" is not a valid URL encoded string.
"Åge" URL encoded was:
"%C3%85ge" //UTF-8
"%C5ge" //Windows-1252
Try this:
{code}
var
Str: string;
beg
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> "Ã...ge" is not a valid URL encoded string.
I know, but it is valid UTF8. I think trying to url-decode it should not break
the string. I have a webserver that works against different clients, and not
all of the clients url-encode data in the url. But all of the clients
UTF8-encode data. That
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Bjørnar,
>> "Ã...ge" is not a valid URL encoded string.
>
> I know, but it is valid UTF8. I think trying to url-decode it should
> not break the string.
I do not think so.
Would you expect a correct result as well if you base64-decoded a
quoted-printable encoded string? An URL containing anyt
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