URL Parsing with brackets

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TechDude

0 Frags – +

URLs with brackets don't work:

http://play.esea.net/teams/41337?tab=league&period[type]=seasons&period[season_start]=152

Which makes sense considering the bracket codes are used to define formatting, so I don't know if there's any easy fix!

URLs with brackets don't work:

http://play.esea.net/teams/41337?tab=league&period[type]=seasons&period[season_start]=152

Which makes sense considering the bracket codes are used to define formatting, so I don't know if there's any easy fix!

MasterKuni

5 Frags – +

All that needs to happen is replace the characters (in this case, the bracket characters) with their URL encoding equivalent, as such:

http://play.esea.net/teams/41337?tab=league&period%5Btype%5D=seasons&period%5Bseason_start%5D=152

All that needs to happen is replace the characters (in this case, the bracket characters) with their URL encoding equivalent, as such:

http://play.esea.net/teams/41337?tab=league&period%5Btype%5D=seasons&period%5Bseason_start%5D=152

dango

6 Frags – +

Percent encode them

%5B = '['
%5D = ']'

edit: rip

Percent encode them

%5B = '['
%5D = ']'

edit: rip

TechDude

0 Frags – +

sweet!

It would be great if the URL tool automatically added these

sweet!

It would be great if the URL tool automatically added these

enigma

4 Frags – +

the link button should urlencode whatever you enter into the dialogue box now

test

the link button should urlencode whatever you enter into the dialogue box now

[url=http://play.esea.net/teams/41337?tab=league&period%5Btype%5D=seasons&period%5Bseason_start%5D=152]test[/url]

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