Last modified: 2006-06-24 06:22:51 UTC
{{urlencode:{{DIRMARK}}}} returns %26lrm%3B The LTR mark is u+200E, and according to a highly suspicious algorithm published on [[m:Help:URL#Percent-Encoding]] that should be 2: -0010---0000---0000---1110 3: ----0010---000000---001110 4: ----0010-10000000-10001110 7: 11100010-10000000-10001110 => 11100010-10000000-10001110 => %E2%80%8E See RFC 3987, it's straight forward (excluding punycode for domains).
{{DIRMARK}} returns ‎, so this would encode to %26lrm%3b.
Something with my caffeine level. I only looked at what I get for {{DIRMARK}}, it was translated to UTF-8 later (too late for urlencode). But somebody fixed {{DIRMARK}} to return UTF-8 now, now urlencode works as expected.
