Markdown strips escape sequences from image urls

[j000]

Escape sequences should be left alone. The same thing does not happen to links.

![Failed](http://example.com/?q=a%20b+c%2bd)

will render as

<img src="http://example.com/?q=a b c+d" alt="Failed" />

The same sequence works fine on http://parsedown.org/demo:

<img src="http://example.com/?q=a%20b+c%2bd" alt="Failed" />

[rhukster]

I'll have a look at this tomorrow. Thanks.

[rhukster]

Should be fixed, please try develop branch

[dirkjf]

This problem appears to be back. @rhukster, can this be reopened?

[rhukster]

I can't recreate it.. tried your example:

![Failed](http://example.com/?q=a%20b+c%2bd)

and it renders as:

<img src="http://example.com/?q=a%20b+c+d" alt="Failed">

With latest Grav 1.7.41.1

[rhukster]

well it changed the %2b to the +, is that what you mean?

[dirkjf]

I should have specified, there is an issue with the path. So if you try: ![image](image%20wtih%20spaces.jpeg), it will render: <img src="/typography/image wtih spaces.jpeg" alt="image"> instead of <img src="/typography/image%20wtih%20spaces.jpeg" alt="image">. I've created a PR that should fix this.

[rhukster]

I did also try a filename with spaces in it like the example you had. And it did not convert those spaces to %20 and was broken when rendering. However, I think it's always been this way, at least I went back version to a couple of years ago and it didn't work there either.

I will review your PR, thanks!