Hm - never mind, NE - noescape does the trick, should have read more carefully, rtfm ;-) Torsten Am Donnerstag, 20. Dezember 2007 17:20:25 schrieb Torsten Krah: > Hi. > > I've got some problem with mod_rewrites redirect behaviour. > I'll got some urls which may have some query parameters which are utf8 > encoded like this: > > /abcd/u1?myparam1=h%C3%A4llo > > It works fine. > > Now there should be some short urls which match to the long url above: > > RewriteRule ^/ef(.*)$ /abcd/u1$1 [R,L] > > The result is somehow different, the utf8 encoded parameter gets uri > encoded again, so that the result looks like this (% => %25): > > /abcd/u1?myparam1=h%25C3%25A4llo > > which is not the result i've expected. > Any hints? Why it gets encoded again if mod_rewrite is participating? > Or is this "correct" behaviour that utf8 encoded uri is url encoded again? > > thx > > Torsten
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