Fix some bugs with encoding #900
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* Remove the patch I put in for this portion * Create function for encoding like GH's... see helper `encoding` * Using encodeURIComponent from OpenUserJS#795 * Fix bug of Fork History showing "slugged" instead of native/raw * Fix a missing model parser item for `category` virtual model * Fix some more bugs in modelParser.js * Transform a watchpoint with AuthAs ... see third alternative at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15825333/how-to-reload-current-page-in-express-js with `aRes.redirect(req.get('referer'));` or *express*@4.x shortcut of `aRes.redirect('back');`... but if referer is missing will default to `/` Ref: http://expressjs.com/en/api.html#res.redirect ... this still appears to be a bug in *express* for quite some time so this is a workaround * Add another series of watchpoints with *express*@4.x `redirect()` doing `escape` on occasion ... special handling of `redirect`.... this particular bug doesn't appear to make much sense * Project version bump **NOTES** * Followup with DB migration to add `fork.utf` to existing forks otherwise they show up as `/` * Followup with `discussion.path` fixes. * If *express* fixes their redirect issue can simplify `encode` to be a smarter encode where it only encodes when needed... which is where it started but had to back that out in this PR * Leaving GH import alone as it still works so far * `./app.js` has one `encodeURI` in it... leaving that be for the time being until it can be retested on production... dev isn't https so no way to test here Applies to OpenUserJS#819 and OpenUserJS#262... treads on OpenUserJS#262 (comment) among many others.
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ON HOLD... may have a fourth option that's a little clearer and retains some original functionality. |
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Abandoning for a newer PR... it should preserve more... so far so good... about 90% tested and 85% code transformed... within current code styling. |
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encodingcategoryvirtual modelaRes.redirect(req.get('referer'));or express@4.x shortcut ofaRes.redirect('back');... but if referer is missing will default to/Ref: http://expressjs.com/en/api.html#res.redirect ... this still appears to be a bug in express for quite some time so this is a workaroundredirect()doingescapeon occasion ... special handling ofredirect.... this particular bug doesn't appear to make much senseNOTES
fork.utfto existing forks otherwise they may show up as/(or a list bullet) Array typed values write themselves... interesting.discussion.pathfixes. (ready)encodeto be a smarter encode where it only encodes when needed... which is where it started but had to back that out in this PR./app.jshas oneencodeURIin it... leaving that be for the time being until it can be retested on production... dev isn't https so no way to test hereApplies to #819 and #262... treads on #262 (comment) among many others.