It's probably doing a split without a strip, so args[1] is ''. I need to check that the new and old URL parsers treat this the same way. Maybe it's a feature; how else would you get an empty string?
On Jan 23, 2011, at 10:24 AM, Kenneth Lundström <[email protected]> wrote: > Has it allways been like this or? > > http://...../application/controller/function/args1 len(request.args) = 1 > http://...../application/controller/function/args1/args2 len(request.args) > = 2 > > but > http://...../application/controller/function/args1/ len(request.args) = 2 > > I would have guessed that the last case would have returned length as 1 > > > Kenneth >
