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When I enter ë into a form on my web application, this is percent encoded by Google Chrome to %C3%AB.
When I use PHP’s urlencode(‘ë’); This is encoded into %EB.
Why are the encodings different?
How can I encode with the same encoding as Google Chrome with PHP 4?
%EBis the ISO-8859-1 form (a single character).%C3%ABis the UTF-8 form (e+¨).It should work out of the box (if you use a newer version of PHP and UTF-8 for your files).