Long story short, somehow urls with & instead of & made it out the door. I'm attempting to make these work in a sane manner via a rewrite rule. In the end I will use the "<rewrite>" tag to transform the URLs in place, but for testing, I'm using a "<redirect>" tag so I can see the result. For now I'm just trying to fix a single &. Once I switched to <rewrite> I was just going to repeat the rule the maximum number of time I expected & to appear to catch all the &s in the query.
The rule I'm working with looks like: <redirect full-url-regexp="^(.*)&amp;(.*)$" target="$1&$2"/> Assuming the escaping works right (I love recursive escaping), this should have the effect or replacing the last literal & in the full request string with a &. It doesn't seem to do that. I've also tried: <redirect full-url-regexp="^(.*)amp;(.*)$" target="$1$2"/> I've tried many many variations on the theme including several things I consider "clever" and nothing seems to do what I want. Everything behaves in unexpected ways. Some times firefox complains that the page isn't redirecting correctly (maybe firefox is interpreting & and & as the same even though the server doesn't). Sometimes the rewrite works the first time but not the second. So, does someone have a canned solution for this problem? There doesn't happen to be a "<make-resin-convert-&-to-&>" option (I know, amp; is a perfectly valid parameter name/start of name, but in this case, to quote my co-worker, "screw people who name their variables "amp;""). Andrew _______________________________________________ resin-interest mailing list [email protected] http://maillist.caucho.com/mailman/listinfo/resin-interest
