php urlencode
URL-encodes a string, converting spaces
into plus (+ ) signs.
urlencode() makes a string safe to use as part of a URL. It does this
by encoding every character within the string that may be misinterpreted by a
transport agent (such as an email server) or interpreted as a URI delimiter—for
example, the at sign (@), hash (#), and question mark
(?) symbols.
urlencode() encodes characters
<?php
$hass_url = urlencode ($acc_url);
?>
This conversion is done so that the encoded string will be compliant with legacy applications.
Make a GET Query String
urlencode( ) prevents any special characters in the variable names or values from disrupting the constructed URL, you may have problems if your variable names begin with the names of HTML entities.
This conversion is done so that the encoded string will be compliant with legacy applications.
Make a GET Query String
urlencode( ) prevents any special characters in the variable names or values from disrupting the constructed URL, you may have problems if your variable names begin with the names of HTML entities.