Re: Indy 10 URL Encode error


"Rob Kennedy" <me3@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Brian wrote:
>> I have recently upgraded to Indy 10, when I try to run the
>> TIdURI.URLEncode I get an error saying protocol not set, why?
>
> Because the protocol isn't set. (Duh.)
>
> TIdURI.URLEncode works by creating a new TIdURI instance, setting its URI
> property, encoding certain sections of it, and then returning its URI
> property. When reading the URI property, the class will raise an exception
> if the protocol portion is empty.
>
> Look at the implemention of URLEncode and see whether any of the separate
> methods it calls would be more appropriate for what you need.
>
> --
> Rob

Got it sorted, went down to Indy9 and every works fine now :)

Brian


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