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Ticket #11750, comment 4
initial v1 2 2 > Nope. `$.param()` has no business trying to guess whether you are double-encoding your string. That's up to you. 3 3 4 Please look at example again, it double encoded after $.param, and problem is in$.param,5 because it useencodeURIComponent without ability to disable it4 Please look at example again, it's double-encoding after $.param, and problem is in $.param, 5 because it's using encodeURIComponent without ability to disable it
