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- Using PHP Replace SPACES in URLS with %20 - Stack Overflow
You've got few options here, either replacing just space ~ ~, again replacing space and tab ~[ \t]~ or all kinds of spaces ~\s~: return preg_replace( '~\s~', '%20', $text); Or when you need to replace string like this "\t \t \t \t" with just one %20 :
- Replace spaces in hyperlink with %20 - PHP Freaks
If a URL has spaces in it when received by Outlook then it breaks the hpyerlink at the space By adding the <> either end of the URL this stops Outlook breaking it at the spaces, unless it starts a new line
- PHP Encoding for URLs | CodePath Cliffnotes
The best recommendation is to use rawurlencode() for the URL path, which is the part after http: and before any ?, and to use urlencode() for the URL query string, which is the part after the ? where PHP will often output parameter values
- urlencode - php encode full url with spaces in arguments . . .
Use http_build_url to stitch back together You can use parse_url () to split the URL into its respective pieces Use urlencode() on the query element from the array that parse_url returns, then put it back together using http_build_url NOTE: http_build_url requires PECL pecl_http >= 0 21 0
- php - cURL requesting URL with whitespaces in URL. . What to . . .
However, curl needs it to be decoded into a proper URL obviously How do i get around this problem? cURL drops off the rest of the string as soon as it reaches any whitespace I should mention I can't wrap the URL with double quotes as it is a variable being posted
- Substituting whitespaces with %20 in PHP. urlencode and . . .
rawurlencode() is what you're looking for However, if your Content-Type is set to text html (which is the default), then you will see the space character instead of the encoded entity Note: I'm not suggesting that you should change the Content-Type header in your original script
- php how to have links with spaces automatically add %20
With this solution, the replacement character for the space is the simple '+' (PHP's way of encoding spaces) and it uses strtr () which some think is faster than str_replace () Any '+' characters will revert to spaces after the the browser automatically decodes the url see simple example here
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