Thank you On 3 ноя, 22:55, Philip Hallstrom <[email protected]> wrote: > > Rails 2.3.9 > > > I have a form with an input field. If a user enters a phrase surrounded > > by quotes the value appears in the params object without the quotes. > > > For example: > > > I enter "have fun" in the form. > > > When I submit and inspect params I see: > > > {"q"=>"have fun", "Search"=>"Search", "controller"=>"search", > > "action"=>"index"} > > > I look at request.query_string and see: > > &q=%22have+fun%22+&Search=Search > > > Now if I enter the same phrase but have a space in front of it the > > quotes come through: > > > {"q"=>" \"have fun\"", "Search"=>"Search", "controller"=>"search", > > "action"=>"index"} > > > &q=+%22have+fun%22&Search=Search > > > Can anyone explain why this is and if there is a workaround? > > It's a problem with the version or rack you're using... > > https://github.com/rack/rack/commit/dae12e088592ee69545b5f2f81b87f495... > > Upgrade to a later version that has the above change in it... > > -philip
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