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HTML serializer doesn't take into account the output encoding when performing URL encoding
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HTML serializer doesn't take into account the output encoding when performing URL encoding
ignat@tiger.unisquad.com changed:
What |Removed |Added
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Severity|Blocker |Major
Summary|HTML serializer doesn't take|HTML serializer doesn't take
|into account the output |into account the output
|encoding |encoding when performing URL
| |encoding
------- Additional Comments From ignat@tiger.unisquad.com 2003-02-03 15:46 -------
The fact that attribute is URL encoded is not a problem. The problem is that the
wrong value attribute is encoded. I believe that the algorithm for attribute
value should be as foolows: Unicdoe string is converted to bytes with encoding
indicated by <xsl:output encoding=".."/> and than that value is URL encoded. But
rather first convertion to bytes is not performed, and Unicode string is URL
encoded. So in result instead of "%C5%EA" I get "%D0%E5%D0%EA", 4 bytes instead
of 2.