Decodes a URL string into regular text.
Note: This function is new with Release 6.
Syntax
@URLDecode( decodeType
; token )
Parameters
decodeType
Text.
The type of encoding you want to use to translate the token. You can
specify either a string argument or a MIME character set.
String
arguments:
- "Domino®" -- Decodes
the token using the standard character set used by the Domino Web server. This keyword is equivalent
to the "UTF-8" MIME character set.
- "Platform" -- Decodes the token using the current system's
native character set.
MIME character set:
Decodes the hexadecimal digits
that represent the code value into octets, then converts the specified
character sets into LBMCS. The supported MIME character sets are:
- "UTF-8" -- UCS(Universal Character Set) Transformation Format
8.An ASCII-compatible multi-byte Unicode and UCS encoding.
- "ISO-8859-1" -- The ISO's (International Standards Organization)
8-bit, single-byte-coded graphic character set for European languages.
- "Shift_JIS" -- The character set for the Japanese language.
token
Text or text list. URL string(s) to
be decoded.
Return
value
String
Text or text list. Returns
a decoded version of a URL string.
Examples
This code, when used as the default
value for a field, decodes the URL-formatted string in the encode
field. It returns "Employee/My Database" if the encode field contains
"Employee%2FMy%20Database.nsf."
@URLDecode("Domino";encode)