similar to: url parameter :id with slash (/) failed to route

Alex Wayne wrote: >> Gary Lin wrote: >> My routes.rb is something like >> map.connect '':controller/:action/:id'' >> However, when a url request likes >> http://xxx/user/category/a/b >> However, :id has slash in it (a/b) will make rails fail to route. >> (apache fail, webrick works fine somehow) > Rails routes really

Hi Friends, I am using Centos 5.2 and using ProxyPass to access applications running on other servers. Everything is working fine except for one of the applications I need to auto add forward slash when any user tries to access that application. For ex ProxyPass /testdiary http://testdiary.example.com/ ProxyPassReverse /testdiary http://testdiary.example.com/ If somebody

im using Mongrels to serve up /usr/portage/packages for other gentoo boxen. since i guess im the guinea pig with the DirHandler, ran into a couple issues: first, the client showed no files in the remote binhost, turns out the DirHandler was adding a trailing "/" to every filename, presumably making the client think they were directories, not files. attached is a patch which fixes this

Mechanize is great! It''s better than anything I was expecting to be out there, and the syntax is really nice. I had a bit of a problem though -- following URLs with commas. The code in to_absolute_uri works great for spaces, but some pages I was working on had URLs with unescaped commas that URI rejected when I tried to click() on them. So I changed the first statement in

Dear R-helpers: Hours ago, I asked how to replace a single forward slash with a double backward slash and recieved great help. Thanks again for all the repliers. In the meantime, I wonder how to replace a single backward slash with a double backward slash? e.g., I want change "c:\test" into "c:\\test" I tried the following but does not work.

Hi guys, it''s me again, I want to come up with the following url: www.mysite.com/webpage?myid=1 I keep coming up with the following url: www.mysite.com/webpage%3Fmyid%3D1 require ''uri'' $myurl = URI.escape("webpage?myid=") redirect_to(:action => $myurl + 1 ) what am I doing wrong? I also tried require ''cgi'' $myurl =

Dear R-helpers. Can someone kindly tell me how to replace a single forward slash with double backward slash in a string? i.e., from "a/b" to "a\\b" Many thanks in advance. -Sean [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

I can get the forms to be displayed, but i want to have only one "create" button. i''ve tried everything i can think of... -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

I have a link: <%= link_to ''delete'', :action => ''destroy'', :id => u(string_id) %> Helper method ''u()'' can encode a string to URL encoding, but I don''t know which method can decode it? I want to used in controller. I have not seen it in Rails''s document. Thanks, - Li Jie

I am somewhat baffled by this and Googling for an answer has not given me any joy. I do get a lot of hits from preachers saying don't do it but either no answer was given or the answer refers to some distant past version of Samba... So, before anyone jumps on me, I know what I am wanting to do, and there is no risks involved. I am on a small SOHO network running my own group of computers,

Hello List, i use Dovecot 1.0.7 for pop and imap on Suse Linux 10.1. I need a little help in understanding something. If i want to create a folder with outlook express or thunderbird which can also create subfolders, then i have to create these folders with a trailing slash. folders created with trailing slash are in filesystem created als real folders, "normal" folders are

Hello, This is a feature request for a command-line option to disable special interpretation of trailing slashes on source directories. I have been using rsync for a couple of years now (what an awesome program!) and the meaning of the trailing slash on a source is always the one aspect of its syntax that slows me down and makes me check and re-check the manual to ensure that I have remembered

hi, does someone tried bridge and or router functionality of linux kernel on multiprocessor system. Does multiprocessor system increase network performance or give ability to process higher traffic.. What about highest possible troughput someone have achieved ? etc.. tia _______________________________________________ LARTC mailing list / LARTC@mailman.ds9a.nl

Hello, I am noticing inconsistencies when using a trailing slash on the source directories in conjunction with the '--delete' option. In one instance when using a trailing slash files get deleted from subdirectories in the destination tree. In the other instance they don't. I am using rsync 2.5.5. The following are the scenarios: Scenario 1 ---------- *nix(src) ---> *nix(dest)

Hi All, is there a way of using strsplit with a forward slash '/' as the splitting point? For data such as: 1 T/T C/C 16/33 2 T/T C/C 33/36 3 T/T C/C 16/34 4 T/T C/C 16/31 5 C/C C/C 28/29 6 T/T C/C 16/34 strsplit(my.data[1,1], "/") # and any variation thereof Error in strsplit(apoe[1, 1], "/") : non-character

Hello all. I have a page which has a form on it. the page''s URL is http://127.0.0.1:3000/Component/history and The form action is: <%= start_form_tag :action => :history %> <%= text_field_tag ''id'', "#{session[:component_criteria]}" || nil, :class => ''mandatory'' %><br /> <%= submit_tag "Search", :class

I get a ton of these mmap() errors in the log. I noticed there's a double slash before Maildir. Is this normal? Config error? Dovecot bug? dovecot: imap(email at email.net): Error: mmap() failed with file /shares/email/vmail/vmail1/email.net/e/m/a/email-2017.02.25.08.09.39//Maildir/dovecot.index.cache: Invalid argument I'm running dovecot version 2.2.22 Thanks Eric

Ever since commit b297348081ec40baed33e49fe5f46b54c0d7b164 (http://git.kernel.org/?p=boot/syslinux/syslinux.git;a=commitdiff;h=b297348081ec40baed33e49fe5f46b54c0d7b164), the statements that build the path for ldlinux.sys have contained '//' instead of '/' as a path separator. Although it seems strange, it shouldn't have any effect on functionality. Is this in there because

So i have this route set up: map.connect ''xml/download/:user/audio/:category/:file'', :controller => ''xml'', :action => ''download'' I am sending the user through an xml controller as it is coming from an RSS feed, the download action looks like this: def download episode = Episode.find(params[:episode]) episode.downloads

Page caching of urls with spaces in them using WEBrick and Mongrel is broken in Edge Rails (and Rails 1.1.6, where I started). This is due to the dispatch flow of control in both servers converting ''+'' in requested paths into '' '' chars, whereas the page caching system writes cache files for URLs with spaces in them out as encoded ''+''