Parsing get parameters. Looks like small bug.

[korjavin]

I create simple mojo app

sub welcome {
my $self = shift;
my $ka = $self->param('ka') // 'Missed ka';

Render template "example/welcome.html.ep" with message

$self->render(
message => $ka);
}
Full code here: https://github.com/korjavin/mojo-param-test

Its just write to browser back one get parameter named 'ka'.

I start it with morbo , and do request with my google chrome browser ( 29.0.1521.3 dev )

When I do request:
http://127.0.0.1:3000/?str=79AD8A6C36932F6E84886C1%3E33D7DBE9E&ka=007
It works well and write me 007
When I do request
http://127.0.0.1:3000/?str=79AD8A6C36932F6E84886C1%3E|33D7DBE9E&ka=007
added this '|' symbol

It can't parse 'ka' parameter and return 'missed ka' to my browser.

Not sure, is it bug or not, but its strange at least for me .

[jberger]

ding ding ding 500 issues! hooray!

[jberger]

when the | is properly url encoded to %7C everything works fine.

[jberger]

running

perl -Mojo -E 'a(sub { $_[0]->render(text => r $_[0]->req->url->query->params) })->start' get '/?str=sihg|hgohg&ka=hi'

works

perl -Mojo -E 'a(sub { $_[0]->render(text => r $_[0]->req->url->query->params) })->start' daemon

and requesting in the browser does not (when the query contains a |). Therefore I don't believe this is a mojolicious bug, but your browser not encoding your query string (which you can do manually)

[korjavin]

Yes, but same in firefox19.0.2, same in links.

I understood that its not mojo bug, but may be mojo able to fix that.

Dont know. You guys are more competent.

[korjavin]

NIce!