I've noticed some odd behavior when trying to use the CakePHP
mod_rewrite rules and urls with %26 in them. When 'RewriteRule ^(.*)$
index.php?url=$1 [QSA,L]' is used to parse a url with %26, it's
converted to an &.
For example, if you setup a route for /candy/* =>
CandyController::find() and goto /candy/M%26M it's rewritten as
index.php?url=M&M. PHP sees this as array('url' => 'M', 'M' => null).
I thought this was an obvious mistake on my part with setting up
mod_rewrite or the .htaccess file, but I didn't find any documentation
of this restriction. Is there some kind of mod_rewrite setting to
disable this behavior? Or is this a known limitation of CakePHP and
developers simply never pass any characters via the URL that aren't
urlencoded?
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