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Tittel: How to URL encode a string in Perl
Skrevet av: ATC på 27. ſeptember 2008, 18:24 pm

When passing "weird" characters in web forms, URLs etc. the HTTP standard requires them to be encoded as hex ASCII codes with leading % signs. Example:

"my fun stuff" = "my%20fun%20stuff"

Tittel: [Solved] How to URL encode a string in Perl
Skrevet av: ATC på 27. ſeptember 2008, 18:24 pm

Cast this regular expression on your string to encode it:

$string =~ s/([^A-Za-z0-9\.])/sprintf("%%%02X", ord($1))/seg;