Question

I have this method:

protected function _sendRequest($url, $method, Busca_Cxense_Data $data, $get = null) {
    if (! isset ( $this->_urls [$url] )) {
        throw new Busca_Cxense_Exception_Argument ( "El tipo de url enviado no es valido. (type: {$url})" );
    }
    $url = $this->_urls [$url] . $data->getUrlKey () . ($get ? "$get" : '');
    $httpConfig = array ('http' => array ('method' => $method, 'request_fulluri' => $url, 'ignore_errors' => false ) );
    if ($data->getSendJson ()) {
        $json = $this->_setJson ( $data );
        $header = "Content-Type: application/json\r\nContent-Length: " . strlen ( $json );
        $httpConfig ['http'] ['content'] = $json;
    } else {
        $header = "Content-Type: text/html";
    }
    $httpConfig ['http'] ['header'] = $header;
    $context = stream_context_create ( $httpConfig );
    $stream = fopen ($url, 'r', false, $context);
    $result = stream_get_contents($stream);
    $headers = stream_get_meta_data($stream);
    fclose($stream);
    if (! $result) {
        print_r ( $data );
        var_dump ( $url );
        print_r ( $httpConfig );
        throw new Busca_Cxense_Exception_MethodCall ( "Bad call. \nString: $json\n" );
    }
    var_dump($result); exit;
    return array ('json' => json_decode ( $result ), 'string' => $result, 'headers' => $headers );
}

As you can see, it create a context and open an stream. However, I have a error very strange. If I send this url:

http://sandbox.cxsearch.cxense.com/api/search/levelup?p_aq=query%28category^1:%22preview%20trailer%22,token-op=or%29&p_sm=idobject:desc&p_s=0&p_c=20&p_dr=title

it throws a bad request error, but if I send this other one:

http://sandbox.cxsearch.cxense.com/api/search/levelup?p_q=test&p_sm=idobject:desc&p_s=0&p_c=20&p_dr=title

it works as expected. Do I have to encode the url or something?

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