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| − | + | The character é lowercase 'e' accent is represented by the byte e9 in iso8859-1 but in utf-8 by the two bytes c3 and a9. | |
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| − | % | + | % ns_urldecode -charset iso8859-1 %e9 |
| − | + | % é | |
| + | % ns_urldecode -charset utf-8 %c3%a9 | ||
| + | % é | ||
| − | % | + | Using the wrong charset may lead to errors. If one (two byte) utf-8 character was decoded using iso8859-1 it would result in two incorrect characters. |
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| + | % ns_urldecode -charset iso8859-1 %c3%a9 | ||
| + | % é | ||
'''SEE ALSO''' | '''SEE ALSO''' | ||
Latest revision as of 10:49, 9 September 2007
Man page: http://aolserver.com/docs/tcl/ns_urldecode.html
NAME
- ns_urldecode - URL decoding
SYNOPSIS
- ns_urldecode ?-charset charset? data
DESCRIPTION
- This command decodes a string according to the rules for URL encoding defined in RFC 1738, Uniform Resource Locators (URL). Essentially, each non-alphanumeric byte is converted to its hexadecimal representation, prepended with a percent sign.
- The optional -charset charset parameter defines the character set of the encoded string. If not specified, the default is "utf-8".
EXAMPLES
% ns_urldecode http%3a%2f%2fwww%2eaolserver%2ecom%2f http://www.aolserver.com/
The character é lowercase 'e' accent is represented by the byte e9 in iso8859-1 but in utf-8 by the two bytes c3 and a9.
% ns_urldecode -charset iso8859-1 %e9 % é % ns_urldecode -charset utf-8 %c3%a9 % é
Using the wrong charset may lead to errors. If one (two byte) utf-8 character was decoded using iso8859-1 it would result in two incorrect characters.
% ns_urldecode -charset iso8859-1 %c3%a9 % é
SEE ALSO
