I am trying to pass a '.' and a '*' as parameters to a controller
function.
controller: test.py
def t():
arr = request.args
return 'alert("%s");' % repr(arr)
url: /myapp/test/t/1/2/3
alert: ['1', '2', '3']
With one dot in between 1 and 3
url: /myapp/test/t/1/./3
alert: ['1', '3']
With two dots in between 1 and 3
url: /myapp/test/t/1/../3
alert: ['3']
And why am I getting a 400 Bad Request on this one (note the * between
1 and 3)?
url: /myapp/test/t/1/*/3
According to the post below, '.' and '*' appears to be in the set of
URI valid characters.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1547899/which-characters-make-a-url-invalid
