I think the right place to do this is when we're constructing the request_url parameter, not inside the request function. Some special characters like / seem not to be handled right by the back-end even if encoded, but others like + will be working correctly now.
I think the right place to do this is when we're constructing the
request_url
parameter, not inside therequest
function. Some special characters like/
seem not to be handled right by the back-end even if encoded, but others like+
will be working correctly now.