So i'm trying to do something like if a user click on a URL, it routes it to one of my Controllers first, and I increment the count on that URL.
so in my routes.php i included something like this
'golater/clicklink/(:url)' => 'golater/clicklink'
then if the link looks something like this http://192.168.2.7/fuel/index.php/golater/clicklink/http://www.hello.com
something is stripping out my double slash in the 'http://'
so my url parameter becomes http:/www.hello.com
I browsed through the source code, and couldn't find a place where it's stripping out slashes (unless i just missed it, hard thing to find)
Is this somewhere in FuelPHP? (if so which file?)
or is this on another level... i.e. my linux server configuration or something like a mod rewrite? (i used the default oil installation)
That is an illegal URL, so you should encode it.
This way, the slash will be seen as a directory/path separator, so FuelPHP will split it.
The double slash itself is already stripped by apache. Just var_dump($_SERVER) to see that:
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