Hi,
I'm trying to use the URL() function to connect to an external website's
API, thus benefitting from web2py's HTML entity encoding feature.
I wrote something like this :
URL(scheme='http', domain='www.example.org', a='API',
> vars={'locality':'some, city'})
and found that the encoded URL turns out like this :
> http://www.example.org/APP_NAME/API?locality=some%2C+city
With APP_NAME being my current application in web2py...
I found a monkeypatch solution like this :
> URL(scheme='http', domain='www.example.org', a='API', c=' ', f=' ',
> vars={'locality':'some, city'})
>
Which gives me an ugly but functional URL :
> http://www.example.org/API/ / ?locality=some%2C+city
*Is there a more elegant solution to this ?*
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