Only URL encode data for GET requests #9
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POST requests expect a JSON payload but that doesn't require URL encoding, in fact this will break any values that contain spaces, e.g., field names, etc. GET requests on the other hand will need the arguments to be URL encoded. The function that returns that data will now only URL encode if the request method is GET.
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POST requests expect a JSON payload but that doesn't require URL encoding, in fact this will break any values that contain spaces, e.g., field names, etc. GET requests on the other hand will need the arguments to be URL encoded. The function that returns that data will now only URL encode if the request method is GET.