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This may be so. However my issue is that url_encoding might have
problems encoding multibyte utf-8 greek characters even if called once.
This may be because url_encoding interpretes its input buffer bytes as
signed characters, and so, characters having the high bit of their high
nibble set (that is 8X, 9X...,FX) are interpreted as negative and thus Hi,
>
> I can confirm the issue with histogram.cgi (the same is valid for
> trends.cgi). The problem lies in the fact that the url_encoding is
> done twice, so first spaces get translated to "+", and when you call
> the cgi again (for eg. a different timeframe) the "+" gets translated
> as well, thus rendering the requested value for the service invalid.
>
> Franky
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This may be so. However my issue is that url_encoding might have
problems encoding multibyte utf-8 greek characters even if called once.
This may be because url_encoding interpretes its input buffer bytes as
signed characters, and so, characters having the high bit of their high
nibble set (that is 8X, 9X...,FX) are interpreted as negative and thus
< 0x20 and consequently are covnerted to '+' in the first place.
Moreover no special care is taken for multibyte characters whose 1st
byte may be < 0x20 even if positive and as such also converted to
'+'.
Franky Van Liedekerke wrote:
Hi,
I can confirm the issue with histogram.cgi (the same is valid for
trends.cgi). The problem lies in the fact that the url_encoding is done
twice, so first spaces get translated to "+", and when you call the cgi
again (for eg. a different timeframe) the "+" gets translated as well,
thus rendering the requested value for the service invalid.
Franky
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