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If an encoding is required, it indicates that this is not suitable for transmission. There are a variety of reasons, such as a large size that contains private data. For a URL, encoding is required because some characters in the URL may cause

As a front-end, daily dealing with URLs is essential. But maybe every day is just a simple use, it is just smattering, with the work, I found in the daily grab package debugging, interface calls, browser compatibility and many other aspects, do not

Http://www.imkevinyang.com/2009/08/%E8%AF%A6%E8%A7%A3javascript%E4%B8%AD%E7%9A%84url%E7%BC%96%E8%A7%A3%E7%A0%81.htmlSummaryIn this paper, we mainly introduce the related problems of URI codec, and explain in detail which characters in URL coding

As a front-end, daily dealing with URLs is essential. But maybe every day is just a simple use, it is just smattering, with the work, I found in the daily grab package debugging, interface calls, browser compatibility and many other aspects, do not

For example, in a URL parameter string, the Key=value key value is used to pass the argument, and the key value pairs are separated by & symbols, such as/s?q=abc&ie=utf-8. If your value string contains = or, it is bound to result in a server parsing

We all know that the transmission of the parameters in the HTTP protocol is a "Key=value" in the form of a, if you want to pass multiple parameters, you need to use the "&" symbol to split the key value pairs. such as "? Name1=value1&name2=value2",

Usually if something needs to be coded, it means that something is not suitable for transmission. There are a variety of reasons, such as size too large to contain private data, and for URLs, the reason for encoding is because some characters in the

It is usually assumed that something needs to be coded to indicate that such a thing is not suitable for transmission. There are a variety of reasons, such as size too large. including privacy data, for URLs, the reason for encoding is because some

Usually if something needs to be coded, it means that something is not suitable for transmission. There are a variety of reasons, such as size too large to contain private data, and for URLs, the reason for encoding is because some characters in the