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How can PHP automatically handle encoded characters like %26 and %3D in URL parameters?

When PHP receives URL parameters with encoded characters like %26 (representing &) and %3D (representing =), it can automatically handle them by using...

How can special characters in encrypted strings be properly encoded for URL transmission in PHP?

Special characters in encrypted strings need to be properly encoded for URL transmission in PHP to ensure that the data is transmitted correctly and s...

In what situations should PHP developers use unique identifiers instead of URL-encoded characters in redirects?

When dealing with redirects in PHP, it is recommended to use unique identifiers instead of URL-encoded characters in situations where the URL may be m...

What is the function in PHP to decode a URL-encoded string?

To decode a URL-encoded string in PHP, you can use the `urldecode()` function. URL encoding is used to encode special characters in a URL to ensure th...

How can URL-encoded parameters be passed in an HTTPS request using fsockopen?

When making an HTTPS request using fsockopen in PHP, URL-encoded parameters can be passed by constructing the query string and including it in the req...

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