If the URL is submitted to the HTTP server, if the URL contains Chinese characters, I hope that the ASP page is still normal Chinese characters, not a garbled approach to putting the URL string eNCode, before someone wrote in the VC. See http://blog.9cbs.net/zhengyun_ustc/archive/2002/05/20/12654.aspx But it can only run in VC, there is a certain limit, so I have rewritten. The code is as follows:
Inline Byte tohex (const byte & x)
{
RETURN X> 9? x 55: x 48;
}
Urlencode (lpbyte in, lpbyte out)
{
IF (OUT)
{
While (* in)
{
IF (isalNum (* in))
* OUT = * in;
Else
IF (Isspace (* in))
* OUT = ' ';
Else
{
* OUT = '%';
* OUT = tohex (* in >> 4);
* OUT = tohex (* IN% 16);
}
IN ;
}
* OUT = '/ 0';
}
Return 1;
}
What is the bug that everyone will finish.
