Robin Brouns created SLING-6761:
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Summary: HTL: uri manipulator breaks query parameter encoding
Key: SLING-6761
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SLING-6761
Project: Sling
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Scripting
Affects Versions: Scripting Sightly Engine 1.0.18, Scripting Sightly Engine
1.0.2
Environment: AEM 6.1 SP2 - CFP6
AEM 6.2
Reporter: Robin Brouns
When I try to manipulate a href tag with HTL, and the href contains a query
param with encoded percentage sign (%25), the HTL manipulator breaks the URI
encoding, resulting in a invalid URI.
For example when we have a *path* property in the repository, containing the
following value:
{code}
/example/search?q=6%25-10%25
{code}
and use the following HTL code:
{code}
<a href="${properties.path @ extension = 'html'}">Test with @ HTL URI
manipulator</a>
<a href="${properties.path}">Test without @ HTL URI manipulator</a>
{code}
The result will be:
{code}
<a href="/example/search.html?q=6%-10%">Test with @ HTL URI manipulator</a>
<a href="/example/search?q=6%25-10%25">Test without @ HTL URI manipulator</a>
{code}
So the HTL URI manipulation removes the %25 encoding and replaces it with a
single percentage sign. Without manipulation the encoding is preserved. Same
holds for other HTL uri manipulators like *@ prependPath*
Other signs like *%3A* aren't affected.
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