Gregory's Server@Monolecte @benmeier_ @jschauma
I remember it because you cannot use ( or ) in an url, so it won't break the structure. But you can use it in the text (and it is more used than [ ])
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@Monolecte @benmeier_ @jschauma I remember it because you cannot use ( or ) in an url, so it won't break the structure. But you can use it in the text (and it is more used than [ ]) 1 comment
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@nartagnan @Monolecte @benmeier_ @jschauma you can use parenthesis in a URL, that's valid according to RFC 3986. Some webservers use them to preserve state in a URL, as show below
https://docs.roxen.com/(en)/roxen/1.3/creator/url/index.html