Fix problem with <, > and & being xml encoded in urls

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Fix problem with <, > and & being xml encoded in urls #79

Closed mconnew closed 8 years ago

mconnew commented 8 years ago

Reddit's api xml encodes <, > and & in urls in returned data by default. If you add raw_json=1 to the request url, this doesn't happen. This is breaking any sites which use a & in the url such as reddituploads.com.

QuinnDamerell commented 8 years ago

Thanks for investigating and producing a fix. I have merged this into develop and will test it for a little bit.