Preg_replace('~(\%[a-f0-9]{2})+$~i','',$uri);...or similar should work,
if in PHP. The '~i' flag is necessary because some software might
incorrectly encode hex as lowercase (I've seen this before, not sure why
it happens).
Aloha Mickey;Checking against the original is impossible, if you're a
student or not the originator of the meeting! I still hold that Zoom
should automatically remove hex-encoded trailing characters
automatically. It would take 5 seconds to fix this ...
Aloha!Yes in fact I solved it. As a web designer I'm ashamed for not
noticing the problem sooner: my professor had accidentally included two
extra characters at the end of the URL, and it ended with some
hexadecimal-encoded characters at the end. I d...
Same issue here. I'm a web developer, so I looked in the Inspector, and
the so-called "Registration button" is actually a plain "A-link" that
links to nothing. I thought it might be a browser or Extension
incompatibility, but I tried this on every br...