Open axkibe opened 3 years ago
I often copy/paste encoded DOIs from an URL (from a journal) where the slash is encoded as %2F.
As long % is not a valid character that could naturally happen in DOIs (I don't know I must admit), I suggest to regex replace all occurences of %2F as /
Would make life a bit easier.
I often copy/paste encoded DOIs from an URL (from a journal) where the slash is encoded as %2F.
As long % is not a valid character that could naturally happen in DOIs (I don't know I must admit), I suggest to regex replace all occurences of %2F as /
Would make life a bit easier.