Receive "at char" as "@" instead of "%40"

When I submit a html form that contains this char ( @ ), the server receives "%40" instead.

Can I "pre-set" something to get the correct char right away, or do I have to handle it after I receive the request ?
That's the way it is supposed to work. You need to url-decode the strings you get. There are small libraries all over the Internet for this kind of stuff. Google around "urlencode c/c++".
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