Hi everyone!
I want to catch all the URLs in my Flask app, with this piece of code
@app.route('/<path:path>')def catch_all(path):
return path
Just a basic app with shows the relative path of each page. So this works
fine for most of the paths (localhost/whatever/I/want for example prints
whatever/I/want).
EXCEPT in one case. For example if I type
localhost/foo/http://google.com/bar in the URL bar, what I expected to be
shown is foo/http://google.com/bar, but what I actually get is only bar. So
actually Flask finds the last valid URL and takes the path following this
URL.
Is there anyway to catch the real path of our URL?
I posted the same issue on stack
overflow:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23164678/catch-all-url-with-flask-when-the-path-also-contains-a-url
but I think it might be more relevant here.
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