Hi tgers,
I'm using registration module and I found a source of a problem in my
app I spoke of before. The problem was that I went to url
/registration/edit_user/ . When it sent results to update_user
function, and then went back to edit_user, it would append the name of
update function to the URL, like this:
/registration/edit_user/update_user . edit_user's second passed
variable is tg_errors (after self), and with this url, it would get
"update_user" instead of tg_errors dictionary. Therefore things would
not work, errors would get lost and there was no way to figure out why.
The way to fix this is to go to /registration/edit_user (note no
trailing slash) in the first place. Since I fixed the template with the
URL that had trailing slash, I'm not looking for a fix anymore,
however, I'd like to hear comments, why does this happen and how?
I searched the group and I found something about trailing slashes but
no conclusive explanation and nothing exactly about this case. Should I
file the bug?
This doesn't seem right to me because to the user, a url with or
without trailing slash seems to look the same, and it should work the
same. Trailing slash may signify a directory, but you can't have dir
and file with the same name, at least in unix. I'm pretty sure in
windows, too.
thx, -rainy
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