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RFC describing syntax and semantics of a Uniform Resource locator (URL).

RFC describing syntax and semantics of a Uniform Resource locator (URL).

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Is question mark in URL part of query string?

TL;TR: Is (first) question mark in URL part of query or is is just a separator followed by query? The RFC 1738, section 3.3, suggests that the "?" (question mark) is not part of the query string, but just separates it from the…
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Why special character "$-_.+!*'()," in URL encoding are special?

RFC1738 SEC 2.2 says that: Thus, only alphanumerics, the special characters "$-_.+!*'(),", and reserved characters used for their reserved purposes may be used unencoded within a URL. After some searching, I summarized that there are three types…
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Must '@' and '%40' be treated equivalently in URL paths?

Follow up to Can I use an at symbol (@) inside URLs? Based on the top voted answer, the @ is not a reserved character in the URL path (although it is in the host). However, given an @ in the path, is the URL-encoded form interchangeable? In other…
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SagePay Form - Success/Failure Url failing when encoded to RFC1738

We're just upgrading to form v3.0 and whilst doing so, refactoring our code. Whilst doing so, we noticed that when using http_build_query which takes an associative array and converts it into an RFC1738 valid URL, that SagePay fails with the…
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URL decode with R for RFC1738 (PHP default)

I need to decode with R strings that are URL encoded using RFC 1738. These strings are coming from PHP requests and encoded with the PHP function http_build_query which uses RFC1738 by default. For example, Hello, World! becomes…
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Using panda gives and error, but same command in cursor works

import pandas as pd data_BG2= pd.read_sql("SELECT * FROM [dbo].[Bullgear geometry] WHERE [Bullgear]=?", "3810907-01110", cnxn) where cnxn is the connection This is the first time I am using Panda and I keep getting the following…
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Does first slash is compulsory in URL?

Today we had an arguing with colleague about if that would be a valid URL http://domain.com?some_param=1. The RFC that defines URL structure does not explicitly states that that is invalid structure. According to RFC 1738, part 3.3 If neither …
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