URL Encoding
There are characters that are legal in AFSDK for names that will cause problems in Http requests. Characters such as & # = / maybe used but have to be encoded. The name for an AFSDK element could be Element#&StartTime=01-01-17 this could be written Element%23%26StartTime%3D01-01-17 This is standard URL encoding.
- #### Table with common url encodings
Symbol | Escape Character |
---|---|
Space | %20 |
! | %21 |
" | %22 |
# | %23 |
$ | %24 |
% | %25 |
' | %27 |
( | %28 |
) | %29 |
+ | %2B |
, | %2C |
- | %2D |
. | %2E |
/ | %2F |
: | %3A |
; | %3B |
< | %3C |
= | %3D |
> | %3E |
@ | %40 |