Thank you! On Friday, 20 October 2017 16:32:49 UTC+1, Anthony wrote: > > By default, characters in args that do not match the '[^\w/.@=-]' regular > expression are replaced with underscores. To override that behavior, there > are two options: > > 1. In routes.py, set routes_apps_raw to a list of applications that > will handle their own args parsing. In those apps, the entire args part of > the URL (everything in path_info after /app/controller/function) will be > available in request.raw_args, and you will have to parse it yourself. > 2. Use the parameter-based rewrite system and specify args_match to > suit your needs (the default args_match regex is '([\w@ =-]|(?<=[\w@ > -])[.])*$'. > > Anthony > > On Thursday, October 19, 2017 at 1:30:09 PM UTC-4, Francisco Ribeiro wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> I have found that when I do request.args(), colons ':' even when properly >> URL encoded become an underscore '_' . >> >> def echo(): >> print request.args(0) >> return dict() >> >> A request http://.../echo/%a_ will become : >> __ >> >> which prevents me from distinguishing one from another. >> >> Am I missing something? shouldn't request.args() take care of URL >> encoding / decoding for me? >> >> Thank you >> Kind regards, >> Francisco Ribeiro >> >
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