[haml] Are URLs supposed to have ampersands escaped? & -> &?

[Amy L]

Hi,

I've long thought that the format of URLs was:

    http://somesite.com/some/hierarchy/pagename?*
param1=value1&param2=value2&param3=value3&...*

I'm using Rails 2.3.5. And when I write into an ERb template:

    <a href="url_for(:controller => 'somecontroller', :action =>
'someaction', :foo => 'bar', :moo => 'cow')">Click me</a>

I get the rendered text:

    <a href="/somecontroller/someaction?foo=bar&moo=cow">Click me</a>

That's pretty much what I expect. But in a Haml template I type in:

    %a{:href => url_for(:controller => 'somecontroller', :action =>
'someaction', :foo => 'bar', :moo => 'cow')} Click me

and instead I get the ampersands escaped:

    <a href="/somecontroller/someaction?foo=bar*&amp;*moo=cow">Click me</a>

... it is *really* supposed to be this way?

-- Amy

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