Closed robgietema closed 1 year ago
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@robgietema Now that I realise, I think the only thing missing is a bit on documentation.
@robgietema Now that I realise, I think the only thing missing is a bit on documentation.
Agreed, I did add them but it seems it got lost while merging. I've added the docs again.
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@robgietema LGTM! Awesome that we can just add this feature without the need for a new major version. :)
When reading the docs, I was wondering if we could be more explicit about how URL encoding works. We could either add one or two lines on how to do the conversion (e.g. in JavaScript) works or link to existing documentation (risky because it could break in the future):
What do you think? @stevepiercy opinions regarding external links vs inline docs?
I saw that the Volto part (https://github.com/plone/volto/pull/4658) already has been merged. I am around to making a release anytime today.
Whoops, I just saw your comment @tisto after approving the docs.
I agree with your idea. An entry in the Glossary would be preferred, using a standard definition, JavaScript method to do the encoding, and a link to MDN for details and demos. Keeps the main docs clean, while providing a reference that we can use here and other parts of the docs.
I also noticed that we use "URL-encoded", but should it be "URI-encoded"?
See #1252 for details