Closed iceberg901 closed 12 years ago
Some of our routes take user nicknames as a parameter, and Rails by default does not allow . in url path segment parameters. Therefore the following routes, for example, using an actual Shelby user nickname don't work:
/v1/user/danny.kahn.58/rolls/personal /admin/user/danny.kahn.58
We need to allow . in these url parameters using the approach described here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8718093/routing-in-rails-dots-in-url
Some of our routes take user nicknames as a parameter, and Rails by default does not allow . in url path segment parameters. Therefore the following routes, for example, using an actual Shelby user nickname don't work:
/v1/user/danny.kahn.58/rolls/personal /admin/user/danny.kahn.58
We need to allow . in these url parameters using the approach described here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8718093/routing-in-rails-dots-in-url