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Date: 2025-04-04 08:44:47
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If you are using JavaScript/TypeScript, you can do this:

const encodedQP = encodeURIComponent(encodedQP);

encodeURIComponent() ensures that special characters (like /, ?, &, etc.) are encoded safely for URLs and will not break you API requests.

Here's a link to its documentation.

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Posted by: Bullsized