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David Flanagan

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JavaScript 1.5; JScript 5.5; ECMAScript v3


Synopsis

encodeURI(uri)

Arguments


uri

A string that contains the URI or other text to be encoded.


Returns


A copy of uri, with certain characters
replaced by hexadecimal escape sequences.


Throws


URIError

Indicates that uri contains malformed
Unicode surrogate pairs and cannot be encoded.


Description


encodeURI( ) is a global function that returns an
encoded copy of its uri argument. ASCII
letters and digits are not encoded, nor are the following ASCII
punctuation characters:

- _ . ! ~ * ' ( ) 

Because encodeURI( ) is intended to encode
complete URIs, the following ASCII punctuation characters, which have
special meaning in URIs, are not escaped either:

; / ? : @ & = + $ , # 

Any other characters in uri are replaced
by converting the character to its UTF-8 encoding and then encoding
each of the resulting one, two, or three bytes with a hexadecimal
escape sequence of the form %xx. In this encoding
scheme, ASCII characters are replaced with a single
%xx escape, characters with encodings between
\u0080 and \u07ff are replaced
with two escape sequences, and all other 16-bit Unicode characters
are replaced with three escape sequences.

If you use this method to encode a URI, you should be certain that
none of the components of the URI (such as the query string) contain
URI separator characters such as ? and #. If the components may
contain these characters, you should encode each component separately
with encodeURIComponent( ).

Use decodeURI( ) to reverse the encoding applied
by this method. Prior to ECMAScript v3, you can use escape(
) and unescape( ) methods (which are now
deprecated) to perform a similar kind of encoding and decoding.


Example


// Returns http://www.isp.com/app.cgi?arg1=1&arg2=hello%20world
encodeURI("http://www.isp.com/app.cgi?arg1=1&arg2=hello world");
encodeURI("\u00a9"); // The copyright character encodes to %C2%A9


See Also


decodeURI( ), decodeURIComponent( ), encodeURIComponent( ),
escape( ), unescape( )

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