Are request.params supposed to be encoded? about davis.js HOT 8 CLOSED

The work around I did:

            var data = {};
            $.each(r.params, function(n, v) {
                data[n] = decodeURIComponent(v);
            });

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I think this could be due to the way that forms are serialised with jQuery, I'll take a closer look though because I thought this was being handled. I think you should get your params in a non-urlencoded form though so this does sound like a bug.

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Fixed in the latest release, 0.9.0.

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I'm on 0.9.0, but I'm still having this problem with spaces. decodeURIComponent() will not decode spaces that are encoded as '+' and a handful of other things. Do spaces work for you?

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Ah, sorry this isn't working for you. I'll take a look and see if I can get this resolved once and for all. Is it just the spaces as pluses that you are having problems with? To help me fix this could you give me an example of the link/form paths that causing the issue.

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It's normal GET with a single type="text" name="q" parameter. I think more characters maybe be a problem, but I'm no expert, so this is how I solved it for now:

query = URI(@raw.fullPath).query(true).q

This is using the URI.js library, so I didn't have to worry about what else needs handling.

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Ok cool, I'll take a look and get a better fix out for this.

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Fixed in 0.9.1 - sorry for the delay!

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