note 68668 deleted from function.urlencode by peehaa

Note Submitter: peter at runempire dot com ---- I think this was mentioned earlier but it was confusing.. But I had some problems with the urlencode eating my '/' so I did a simple str_replace like the following: $url = urlencode($img); $img2 = "$url"; $img2 = str_replace('%2F54', '/', $img2); $img2 = str_replace('+' , '%20' , $img2); You don't need to replace the '+' but I just feel comfortable with my %20, although it may present a problem if whatever you're using the str_replace for has a '+' in it where it shouldn't be. But that fixed my problem.. all the other encodes like htmlentities and rawurlencode just ate my /'s