Ruby on Rails
Monday, February 29, 2016
I'm trying to figure out how to escape a literal colon in the routes. If I make a route like this:
get '/thing:/:id' => 'things#show'
then '/thing:/123' does not match on this route
I've also tried '/thing\:/:id' and '/thing%3A/:id' none seem to work.
Does anyone have any tips here?
-Justin
-- get '/thing:/:id' => 'things#show'
then '/thing:/123' does not match on this route
I've also tried '/thing\:/:id' and '/thing%3A/:id' none seem to work.
Does anyone have any tips here?
-Justin
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