Kai Benndorf wrote:
Hi Tony,
if there really is no way to get the encoded request parameter, although it's not very smart, we still have the possibility to encode the parameter anew. Is there already an existing function to encode the parameter somewhere?
Regards
Kai
Well, if we can't solve the problem correctly, the quick and dirty solution is to manually re-encode the value inside the inputmodule using java.net.URLEncoder.encode().
Still working on it.. must have patience! :)
If you do this, please bear in mind that I made this module for a purpose: to get at the uploaded data.
The Request.getParameter() method unfortunately converts them to java.lang.String which effectively
prevents this. So, if you change this module, please check that the object is a String before re-encoding
it. And check that the upload sample in the databases block works with the modification.
Cheers, Chris.
