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Simple, fast and yet powerful PHP router that is easy to get integrated and in any project. Heavily inspired by the way Laravel handles routing, with both simplicity and expand-ability in mind.
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Bad Request error when url's parameters contain "%" using regex #635

Closed cdanielzt closed 1 year ago

cdanielzt commented 1 year ago 
Route::get('/addon/{name}/{apikey}', function($name, $apikey){

    return response()->redirect("addons/addons.php?addon=$name&apikey=$apikey");

})->where(['apikey' => '[\w\-\@\%]+' ]);

On this route i got an Bad Request error when the apikey parameter contains '%' like /addon/communitymap/bjV%3DN3n2e4nu.

I would like the parameter to accept letters, numbers and these symbols % @ _ -

The regex works for any other symbol rather than %

In summary:

This works: /addon/communitymap/bjVQ@XlSUkBhZmM

This don't work: /addon/communitymap/bjVQ@XlSUkBh%ZmM /addon/communitymap/bjVQ%XlSUkBh%ZmM

cdanielzt commented 1 year ago

I have fixed it by adding \= to the accepted characters

DeveloperMarius commented 1 year ago

Hey,

yes, this is the correct way. You have to escape some characters in a RegEx.

~ Marius