Re: [PHP] url_encode question

Marek Kilimajer Wed, 05 Nov 2003 09:27:34 -0800

You want to use urlencode, but you are using url_encode, which must be user defined function. Urlencode output would be:

http%3A%2F%2F192.168.10.5%2Frecords%2FSalle_16B%2F2003-05-06%2FSalle_16B_2003-05-06.010

urlencode is supposed to be used for encoding values and not the whole url.

Styve Couture wrote:

Hi,

I use urlencode to encode some adress in my application. I have notice a strange behavior that I cannot explaned by reading the docs for urlencode(). Those lines will explained what I want to say...
  $str_nomFichier = "http://"; .$GLOBALS["str_IpCW"] ."/records/".$path_salle ."/" .$path_date 
."/" .$file;
  echo  $str_nomFichier."<hr>";
  $str_nomFichier = url_encode($str_nomFichier);
  echo  $str_nomFichier."<hr>";
  exit;
result :

http://192.168.10.5/records/Salle_16B/2003-05-06/Salle_16B_2003-05-06.010 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://192.168.10.5records/Salle_16B/2003-05-06/Salle_16B_2003-05-06.010 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

As you can see, my URL miss a '/' beetween the server IP and the rest of the path after using urlencode() ?

Anything I have miss ?

Win2000, PHP 4.3.3, Apache 2.0.48

Regards.

Styve

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