Oh, I just discovered that it only makes no difference on the
development server. On Apache you get a "Not Found" page, a raw and
unusual one, when replacing "/" with "%2F".
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Hi,
currently it seems that the URL dispatcher makes no difference between
e.g. "/" and "%2F", which is the same if you decode it but has special
meaning in URLs. The "/" separates path segments and you would have to
encode it to "%2F" if used in such a segment. (http://en.wikipedia.org/
wiki/Perc
