*
* ;:@&=$-_.+!*'(),
*
+ * RFC 1738 says ~ is unsafe, however RFC 3986 considers it an unreserved
+ * character which should not be encoded. More importantly, google chrome
+ * always converts %7E back to ~, and converting it in this function can
+ * cause a redirect loop (T105265).
+ *
* But + is not safe because it's used to indicate a space; &= are only safe in
* paths and not in queries (and we don't distinguish here); ' seems kind of
* scary; and urlencode() doesn't touch -_. to begin with. Plus, although /
* is reserved, we don't care. So the list we unescape is:
*
- * ;:@$!*(),/
+ * ;:@$!*(),/~
*
* However, IIS7 redirects fail when the url contains a colon (Bug 22709),
* so no fancy : for IIS7.
}
if ( is_null( $needle ) ) {
- $needle = array( '%3B', '%40', '%24', '%21', '%2A', '%28', '%29', '%2C', '%2F' );
+ $needle = array( '%3B', '%40', '%24', '%21', '%2A', '%28', '%29', '%2C', '%2F', '%7E' );
if ( !isset( $_SERVER['SERVER_SOFTWARE'] ) ||
( strpos( $_SERVER['SERVER_SOFTWARE'], 'Microsoft-IIS/7' ) === false )
) {
$s = urlencode( $s );
$s = str_ireplace(
$needle,
- array( ';', '@', '$', '!', '*', '(', ')', ',', '/', ':' ),
+ array( ';', '@', '$', '!', '*', '(', ')', ',', '/', '~', ':' ),
$s
);