Solution for IE6 to garbled characters when sending an odd Chinese Character request via get

Recently I used php to write a program (UTF8 encoding) and found that garbled characters may occur when sending an odd number of Chinese characters to the server in http get mode. At first I thought there was a problem with the PHP program or service configuration, later I checked for half a day and found no. I found in google that some people said that IE6 had compatibility problems, and IE7, IE8, FIREFOX, and CHROME didn't have this problem.

The solution to this problem is simple. Simply use urlencode encoding for processing. Note that if javascript is used to pass parameters, the encodeURI function is used. In fact, this should be a habit. urlencode processing is performed on all get parameters, which makes the program more robust, compatible, and portable.

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