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Fix URL encoding of query strings in DSOURLField - #1311
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DSOURLField used quote() with the default safe="/", which encoded the "=" and "&" of query strings into %3D and %26. This broke URL fields such as kaartlaagUrl and wmsCapabilitiesUrl. Characters with a meaning in the path/query (RFC 3986) are now left intact, including "%" so already encoded URLs are not encoded twice. Spaces still become %20. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Gegeven dat deze class alleen urls serialized die uit de db komen, en niets doet met request urls enzo lijkt dit me SAFE genoeg.
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DSOURLField used quote() with the default safe="/", which encoded the "=" and "&" of query strings into %3D and %26.