Hi,
the RSS feed of my blog seems to send out URLs containing certain punctuation characters (at least the comma) with the character in encoded form, eg. <http://blog.datentrampelpfad.de/archive ... -fall.html> instead of <http://blog.datentrampelpfad.de/archive ... -fall.html>. The encoded variant is not handled properly by the blog, a click on this link or a paste of it into firefox leads to the archive monthly overview page. Personally I think the blog should be able to handle encoded characters, as it is AFAIK perfectly legal to encode certain characters in an URL.
Greetings from Stuttgart,
=ToJe=
URL sent by RSS feed is not handled properly by the Blog
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stm999999999
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Hi ToJe! 
This seems to be crazy: As I understand s9y, the article should be found by its article-id an not the title.
So http://blog.datentrampelpfad.de/archive ... ed-we.html works fine.
But, http://blog.datentrampelpfad.de/archives/184-United-we do not work. it gives the archive page - so I think %2C has the same effect, s9y does not recognize the ".html" but seems to need it.
Hm...
first idea: s9y should not need the .html to identify an article
problem: static pages and perma-links do not have an article-id
This seems to be crazy: As I understand s9y, the article should be found by its article-id an not the title.
So http://blog.datentrampelpfad.de/archive ... ed-we.html works fine.
But, http://blog.datentrampelpfad.de/archives/184-United-we do not work. it gives the archive page - so I think %2C has the same effect, s9y does not recognize the ".html" but seems to need it.
Hm...
first idea: s9y should not need the .html to identify an article
problem: static pages and perma-links do not have an article-id
Ciao, Stephan
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garvinhicking
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Hi!
Could you two try this patch:
http://nopaste.php-q.net/233930
"%" simply was not an allowed character in the pattern for matching a URL.
Best regards,
Garvin
Could you two try this patch:
http://nopaste.php-q.net/233930
"%" simply was not an allowed character in the pattern for matching a URL.
Best regards,
Garvin
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