Try URL('action', vars=dict(arg0='a#b', arg1='a:b'))
Am 27.07.2016 14:33 schrieb "Mirek Zvolský" :
>
> If I use
> URL('action', args=("a#b", "a:b"))
>
> I will receive
> request.args == ['a_b', 'a_b']
>
> So I need to use something like base64.b32encode() for each one item from
args.
>
>
> Probabl
If I use
URL('action', args=("a#b", "a:b"))
I will receive
request.args == ['a_b', 'a_b']
So I need to use something like base64.b32encode() for each one item from
args.
Probably this is "by design" behaviour,
but I'm curious why is it so?
urllib.quote / .unqoute returns the original value a#
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