Phpurlencode () function implements URL encoding parsing _ PHP Tutorial

The phpurlencode () function implements URL encoding parsing. In php, the urlencode () function converts Chinese characters to string encoding, so that Chinese URLs are not prone to garbled characters or errors in the browser, the following describes how to convert the urlencode () function in php into string encoding, this will not cause the Chinese url to be opened in the browser or errors. I will introduce the specific details of using urlencode () encoding.

Urlencode
(PHP 4, PHP 5)

Urlencode-encode a URL string

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String urlencode (string $ str)
This function allows you to encode a string and use it in the URL request section. It also allows you to pass variables to the next page.

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Str
The string to be encoded.

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Returns a string -_. all other non-alphanumeric characters will be replaced with a semicolon (%) followed by two hexadecimal numbers, and spaces will be encoded as the plus sign (+ ). This encoding method is the same as that for WWW form POST data and the same as that for application/x-www-form-urlencoded. For historical reasons, this encoding is different from RFC1738 encoding (see rawurlencode () in space encoding as the plus sign (+.

What is URLEncode:

This tool implements Encode and Decode in two ways respectively.

Chinese-> GB2312 Encode-> % D6 % D0 % CE % C4
English-> UTF-8 Encode-> % E4 % B8 % AD % E6 % 96% 87

URLEncode in Html:
In an html file encoded as GB2312,
/.Rar-> automatically convert the browser to->/%D6%D0%CE%C4.rar
Note: Firefox does not support the Chinese URL of GB2312 Encode, because it is the UTF-8 code by default to send the URL, but ftp: // protocol can, I tried. I think this is a Firefox bug.

In an html file encoded as a UTF-8,
/.Rar-> automatically convert the browser to->/%E4%B8%AD%E6%96%87.rar

URLEncode in PHP:

The code is as follows:
// GB2312 Encode Echo urlencode ("Chinese-_."). "n"; // % D6 % D0 % CE % C4-_. + Echo urldecode ("% D6 % D0 % CE % C4-_."). "n"; // Chinese -_. Echo rawurlencode ("Chinese-_."). "n"; // % D6 % D0 % CE % C4-_. % 20 Echo rawurldecode ("% D6 % D0 % CE % C4-_."). "n"; // Chinese -_. ?>

All non-alphanumeric characters except-_. will be replaced with a semicolon (%) followed by two hexadecimal numbers.
The difference between urlencode and rawurlencode:
Urlencode encodes a space into a plus sign (+)
Rawurlencode encodes a space into a plus sign (% 20)

If you want to use the UTF-8's Encode, there are two ways:

1. Save the file as a UTF-8 file, directly use urlencode, rawurlencode.
2. use the mb_convert_encoding function.

The code is as follows:
$ Url = '/ .rar '; Echo urlencode (mb_convert_encoding ($ url, 'utf-8', 'gb2312'). "n "; Echo rawurlencode (mb_convert_encoding ($ url, 'utf-8', 'gb2312'). "n "; // Http%3A%2F%2Fud03.kinoko.name%2F%E4%B8%AD%E6%96%87.rar ?>

Instance:

The code is as follows:

Function parseurl ($ url = "") { $ Url = rawurlencode (mb_convert_encoding ($ url, 'gb2312', 'utf-8 ′)); $ A = array ("% 3A", "% 2F", "% 40 ″); $ B = array (":", "/", "@"); $ Url = str_replace ($ a, $ B, $ url ); Return $ url; } $ Url = "ftp: // ud03: password@ud03.kinoko.name/Chinese/ .rar "; Echo parseurl ($ url ); // Ftp: // ud03: password@ud03.kinoko.name/% D6 % D0 % CE % C4/127d6%d0%ce%c4.rar ?>

URLEncode in JavaScript:

The code is as follows:
% E4 % B8 % AD % E6 % 96% 87-_. % 20% E4 % B8 % AD % E6 % 96% 87-_. % 20

EncodeURI does not encode the following characters: ":", "/", ";", "?" And.

The code is as follows:
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Note:

Note: Be careful with the variables that match the HTML object. Image &,©And £4 will be parsed by the browser, and the expected variable name will be replaced by the actual object. This is obviously confusing. W3C has warned people for years. Reference address:» http://www.w3.org/tr/html4/appendix/notes.html#h-b.2.2.

PHP uses the arg_separator.ini command to convert the parameter delimiter to the semicolon recommended by W3C. Unfortunately, most user proxies do not send form data in the semicolon separator format. A simple solution is to use & replace & as the separator. You do not need to modify the PHP arg_separator. Make it still &, and use only htmlentities () or htmlspecialchars () to encode your URL.

The transform () function converts Chinese characters to string encoding, so that Chinese URLs do not cause garbled characters or errors in the browser, next I will introduce you to the tutorial...