I have an array with some urls like these:
[
"path/to/url1",
"path/to/url2",
"path/url/unicóde.txt"
]
I'm using angular, with ng-repeat I created a clickable list that perform a redirect to desired url, but, when I clicked unicode url, the browser cant find it.
I try with encodeURI("path/url/unicóde"), but it retrieves this:
path/url/unic%C3%B3de.txt which is not found. Instead, when I accessing manually to: path/url/unicóde.txt (this is in an ftp, so, I go folder by folder until arrive to the file) the url in the browser now says: path/url/unic%F3de.txt, which is different to value that gave me encodeURI( ).
How then I can clic to this list item and to be redirected to desired unicode url?
Here the code: html:
<md-list-item ng-repeat="found in foundFiles">
<h3>{{ found.name }}</h3>
<p ng-click="openFtpLink(found.url)">{{ found.url}}</p>
</md-list-item>
javascript:
$scope.foundFiles = [...]
$scope.openFtpLink = function (ftpLink) {
var spawn = require('child_process').spawn;
spawn('cmd.exe', ['/c', 'start', '', ftpLink]);
};
This is an app build with electron + angular, what I want here is that when user clicks the item, open his default browser and redirect it to url