Some people will reply that domain names are not case-sensitive. In the new Unicode world this is no longer true.
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I\'m trying to set the href of an a element using jQuery. When I set an IDN in Firefox 6, the href is url encoded. One example is the IDN http://räksmörgås.se, which is mangled to http://r%C3%A4ksm
WINAPI ha开发者_C百科s methods to convert Unicode host names to Punycode. Does Cocoa/Cocoa Touch have a similar mechanism?There\'s a little hack that works without any external libraries. Assuming you
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I\'m writing a Rails app that needs to convert an IDN domain name from Punycode into its Unicode equivalent. I tried installing the idn gem that has bindings to GNU LibIDN, but it won\'t compile the n
I want to store all my url in readble utf8 class User < ActiveRecord::Base require \'addressable/uri\'
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Is it possible to use 开发者_如何学编程UTF-8 in a subdomain? If so, which characters are allowed and how does the can\'t-mix-encodings thing work?