in reply to HTTP::Request::Common - Unescape some characters

Do you need HTML::Entities maybe? This likely has little to do with HTTP::Request::Common, as that is only used for the transfer but not really for the encoding.

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Re^2: HTTP::Request::Common - Unescape some characters
by ejaincom (Novice) on Jun 24, 2009 at 09:24 UTC
    I have checked URI::Escape , but i believe the HTTP::Request::Common is an easy way as per its documentation as it escapes automatically.
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    abhi

      Please show us data in the form you have it, and in the form you want it, and how it is used. That will help us help you better, because currently, it is quite unclear to me what data you have, where you use it and where you think that HTTP::Request::Common will escape or unescape it.

        Some details as asked:
        I have to post an xml to a URL so i am doing two step escaping:
        1. for the values of XML, which are html escaped.
        2. For the whole of xml generated which is URL Escaped

        First step by HTML::Entities and second step done automatically by HTTP::Request::Common.
        Now i need to know how to do it correctly,

        Thanks
        abhishek