Yes, that would avoid the problem, the old version of Rails actually
did it that way, they changed it in version 1.2.
The downside is that my URLs often have spaces in them and need to be
e-mailed around and the '+' sign looks so much prettier than the %20
For now I just avoid the use of
I noticed a problem (bug?) that Apache decodes the incoming string %
2B into a + sign, but it does not encode the + sign itself.
Let me show you why this is a problem: I have a Rails application
that encodes the url www.supersaas.com/account/jo jo+jack as
Jan M. Faber wrote:
I noticed a problem (bug?) that Apache decodes the incoming string % 2B
into a + sign, but it does not encode the + sign itself.
Can anyone think of a way to get around this problem?
get rails app to use %20 encoding for spaces instead of the '+'
encoding?
I have to say I
