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<p></span>echo <span><span class="hljs-string">"<p>In PHP development, the function <code>rawurldecode";
echo " Some systems store URL-encoded data in cookies, especially when it comes to Chinese characters or special symbols: PHP retrieves and decodes it as follows:2.2 URL-encoded Data in Cookies
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echo "Set-Cookie: user_name=%E6%9D%8E%E5%AD%90
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if (isset($_COOKIE['user_name'])) {<br>
$user = rawurldecode($_COOKIE['user_name']);<br>
echo $user; // Output: 李子<br>
}<br>
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echo " In RESTful APIs, paths may contain URL-encoded content, for example: PHP retrieves the request URI and decodes it:2.3 Parsing Path Parameters in RESTful APIs
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echo "GET /api/file/%E6%96%87%E4%BB%B6.txt
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echo "<br>
$uri = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];<br>
$fileName = rawurldecode(basename($uri));<br>
echo $fileName; // Output: 文件.txt<br>
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echo "3. Considerations
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echo " rawurldecode combined with HTTP request headers makes it easy to decode URL-encoded parameters. Whether in custom headers, cookies, or RESTful API paths, it has practical use cases. Proper use can improve system compatibility and user experience, while security considerations must always be taken into account.4. Conclusion
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