HTTP request rewriting

Excellent, it's working now. It wasn't celar to me that a variable set during a HTTP_REQUEST even would still be set during the HTTP_RESPONSE.

 

 

I believe I encountered a bug in HTTP::uri though. With:

 

 

if { [HTTP::uri] starts_with "/search" } {

 

HTTP::uri [string range [HTTP::uri] 7 end]

 

 

if the value of HTTP::uri is "/search", then it's set equal to an empty string. When the request goes to the server, it's not valid.

 

 

So I added:

 

 

if { [string length [HTTP::URI] == 0 ] } {

 

HTTP::uri "/"

 

}

 

 

but the value of HTTP::uri remains an empty string. It seems that once it's zeroed out, it can't be set again.

 

 

At the very least, it should still be a valid function/variable, or ideally reset to "/" when the request is sent to the server.