Handle Encoding or Opposite Slash in Feature Paths #362
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Thank you for the contribution, I will take a look at it later this week. |
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I plan to release a new version on Thurdsay. |
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Released in v2.8.2. |
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With the DHTML site, we found that if the
?feature=....portion was URL encoded, the\characters are replaced with%5C, which breaks the deep-linking feature. This simple change decodes the url and changes any/characters in the feature path to\to match what is in thepickledFeatures.jsfile andRelativeFolderproperty used to locate the feature.