Simple question:
How does one do URL encoding in Ruby/Rails?
Thanks,
Wes
Simple question:
How does one do URL encoding in Ruby/Rails?
Thanks,
Wes
Wes G. wrote:
Simple question:
How does one do URL encoding in Ruby/Rails?
Thanks,
Wes
Check out CGI.escape(). CGI is part of the Ruby standard library.
Typically you’ll want to pass in just a querystring parameter value (not
the entire URI).
–Ed
And CGI.escape_skipping_slashes added in Rails’ Active Supprt. It’s good
for a pathname, but not for a URL with hostname.
DD
Ed Lau wrote:
Wes G. wrote:
Simple question:
How does one do URL encoding in Ruby/Rails?
Thanks,
WesCheck out CGI.escape(). CGI is part of the Ruby standard library.
Typically you’ll want to pass in just a querystring parameter value (not
the entire URI).–Ed
Try:
CGI::escape(‘scott walter’)
You may need to require “CGI”
scott.
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done in a PC.
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From: Wes G. [email protected]
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Sent: Monday, May 1, 2006 10:05:08 AM
Subject: [Rails] URL encoding in Rails?
Simple question:
How does one do URL encoding in Ruby/Rails?
Thanks,
Wes
That’s a very vague question.
Simple Answer:
routes.rb
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