I have no control over server side.
I'm using Ubuntu Breezy at home and Ubuntu Dapper at work. Now I'm at
work and same code working properly here! (returning %B1) I'm not sure
and not checked yet but locale settings and/or installed Python version
may be different between two computers.
I think
you are right. but when I capture traffic in firefox via
livehttpheaders extension, it shows me that ± is encoded to %B1.
Addition to that, I found lots of page about urlencoding they have a
conversation tables or scripts. All of them defines ± as %B1 .
realy confused? I can copy and use urlencod
Hi, I'm trying to make a gui for a web service. Site using ±
character in value of some fields. But I can't encode this character
properly.
>>> data = {'key':'±'}
>>> urllib.urlencode(data)
'key=%C2%B1'
but it should be only %B1 not %C2%B1. where is this %C2 coming from?
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