Rawurlencode
(PHP 4 and PHP 5)
Rawurlencode-URL encoding according to RFC 1738
Description
String rawurlencode (string $ str)
Encode a specific string according to RFC 1738 of & raquo.
Parameters
Str
Encode the URL.
Return value
Returns all non-alphanumeric characters in a string -_. It is replaced with a percent sign (%) followed by two hexadecimal numbers. This is the encoding description & raquo; RFC 1738 to protect the conversion and nature of the transport media that literal characters are interpreted as special URLs separated and protected URLs damaged (such as some email systems ).
Instance
For example, #1 includes an FTP website with a password
<? Php
$ A = explode ('&', $ QUERY_STRING );
$ I = 0;
While ($ I <count ($ )){
$ B = split ('=', $ a [$ I]);
Echo 'Value for parameter ', htmlspecialchars (urldecode ($ B [0]),
'Is, htmlspecialchars (urldecode ($ B [1]), "<br/> n ";
$ I ++;
}
?>
Urlencode
(PHP 4 and PHP 5)
URL encoded string
Description
Urlencode string (string $ str)
This function allows you to easily encode a string as part of a URL to be queried and pass the next page of a variable.
Parameters
Str
String encoding.
Return value
Returns all non-alphanumeric characters in a string -_. Signs of being replaced with a percent sign (%) followed by two hexadecimal numbers and spaces encoded as the plus sign (+. This is the same encoding method, from the published data encoding WWW form, which is the same method in the application/x www form of the urlencoded media type. This is different from the historical reasons in Reference & raquo; RFC 1738 encoding (see rawurlencode (), where space encoding is a plus sign (+.
Instance
Example of urlencode () in #1
<? Php
Echo '<a href = "mycgi? Foo = ', urlencode ($ userinput),' "> ';
?>
Example #2 urlencode () and htmlentities () example
<? Php
$ Query_string = 'foo = '. urlencode ($ foo).' & bar = '. urlencode ($ bar );
Echo '<a href = "mycgi? '. Htmlentities ($ query_string).' "> ';
?>