The '?' should be quoted as '%3F' (urllib.urlquote('?')) or it will be treated
as a query parameter (check request.GET in your view ;))
Matías
Excerpts from yanghq's message of Mon Jan 17 05:59:23 -0200 2011:
> hi，
>
> In urls.py a pattern like this:
> (r'^test/(?P<protocol>\w{3,4})/(?P<url>.*)$', 'djprj.test.views.info'),
>
> In views.py,info defined as follows:
> def info(request,protocol='',url=''):
> ........
>
> when I access "test/http/bbs.test.com/viewforum.php?f=12"
>
> url is bbs.test.com/viewforum.php,"?f=12" is missing
>
> can someone explain this? than you for any help
>
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