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[Bug] Searches with Forward Slash Charcters Lead to 404 Errors #37

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opened 2024-08-28 16:50:13 +00:00 by Binzy_Boi · 0 comments
Binzy_Boi commented 2024-08-28 16:50:13 +00:00
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In Wikimore, searches with forward slash characters lead to 404 pages. This appears to be due to the search URL being misinterpreted as pointing to non-existing directory rather than seeing the slash character as part of a search query.

For example, searching for the convenience store chain 7/11 leads to a 404 Error at the following URL:

https://wikimore.private.coffee/wiki/en/search/7/11

In Wikimore, searches with forward slash characters lead to 404 pages. This appears to be due to the search URL being misinterpreted as pointing to non-existing directory rather than seeing the slash character as part of a search query. For example, searching for the convenience store chain 7/11 leads to a 404 Error at the following URL: https://wikimore.private.coffee/wiki/en/search/7/11
kumi closed this issue 2024-08-30 15:05:40 +00:00
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