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Originally Posted by kiwidude
As for what I can do about it - not much - passing an unencoded slash is usually a terrible idea for an api call when part of the data. And the plugin now encodes every token in the url.
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You perhaps could parse the url then only encode the query string arguments, leaving the path alone. This would avoid the unexpected difference between
Code:
URL: http:/foo.com/a/b/c/d
result: http:/foo.com/a/b/c/d
and this, where the column #b contains the characters 'b/c':
Code:
URL: http:/foo.com/a/{#b}/d
result: http:/foo.com/a/b%2Fc/d