Closed j0k2r closed 8 years ago
This problem is not specific to this module, all JavaScript strings allow escape sequences. If the sequence is not known/valid (e.g. \p
), it treats the following character as-is (removing the backslash in the process). However if you include a valid escape sequence like \t
in a string such as 'toon\town'
, what you will instead end up with is something like 'toon own'
(imagine the space is a tab character) (and not 'toontown'
).
Hi,
I think i found a problem in the authentication problem, it occur when the password contains the character "\":
Workaround (escape the "\" char)