Hi,
Thanks for the input.
Its all because of my misunderstanding of how the URL is handled by
apache.
Apache does not allow multiple slashes in the path portion of the
URL.
(It seems there are some security underpinnings, which I did not
understand).
And there seems to be no way to turn it o
If the example from Rajesh isn't working maybe you should do sth like
that:
/post// ?
For example:
/post/http/google.com
Then join it 'http' + '://' + 'google.com'
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Hi Venkat,
> i have the following pattern, '^post/(?P.*)', 'post'
> and, my url is post/http://google.com
> but, I get it as http:/google.com
I don't think this is a Django bug. It's likely that your HTTP server
(mod_python, FCGI layer, etc.) is "normalizing" those forward slashes
well before th
Hi,
hi, i have a problem where in the parameter matched by urls.py gets
modified.
i have the following pattern, '^post/(?P.*)', 'post'
and, my url is post/http://google.com
but, I get it as http:/google.com
irrespective of the no. if ///, only one / comes out.
any ideas?
but, the regex seems
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