Re: URLEncode and decode [Was: POST message]
Re: URLEncode and decode [Was: POST message]
- Subject: Re: URLEncode and decode [Was: POST message]
- From: Daniel Jalkut <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 06 Sep 2005 11:00:43 -0400
It looks like that page is relying on the browser's _javascript_ implementation. I am in the habit of simply typing into the Safari address bar:
_javascript_:alert(escape("Make this text look ugly!"))
To help explain escaping and unescaping to a client, I once through together more elaborate scripts which would make good Button Bar bookmarks if you are doing this kind of thing a lot:
_javascript_:var myStr=prompt("Please enter a string to escape:"); alert("Unescaped string: " + myStr + "\n" + "Escpaped string: " + escape(myStr));
_javascript_:var myStr=prompt("Please enter a string to unescape:"); alert("Escaped string: " + myStr + "\n" + "Unescpaped string: " + unescape(myStr));
Daniel On Sep 5, 2005, at 11:43 PM, Heath Raftery wrote: One little related tidbit I should have mentioned earlier - I've just been going through my bookmarks and remembered this handy little reference:
The URLEncode and URLDecode page <http://www.albionresearch.com/misc/urlencode.php>
which will encode and decode sections of text you provide.
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