Strange characters is url trigger security rules
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Hi,
I am setting up your plugin, which is fantastic by the way, but I have come across a glitch I can’t easily get to the bottom of.
There is a certain combination ( which I haven’t fully identified when – sorry ) that results in a request string as :
/top-level-slug/%E2%80%A6/%E2%80%A6/an-article/
the urlencooded characters make no sense to me, and do not occur every time an-article is viewed ( so it is a combination of events that make this happen), and unfortunately breaks firewall security rules so get rejected.
In theory there should be no reason for unprintable characters in a request string.
Have you any ideas why / when this might happen.
Happy to debug further, but as I can’t consistently recreate the issue I’m reaching out to you early.
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Thanks for your fast response, that would explain why I can’t recreate it.
It is slightly strange as the article concerned has always been attached to a KB and section.
When I hover on a article I can see the link ( bottom of browser ) with elipses appear for about 300 m.s. and then change to a full path. (in chrome – but not in Firefox )
I will look at changing the security rules, as it looks like this is fundamental to your design.
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