- Issue created by @sstapleton
- Status changed to Active
over 1 year ago 7:47pm 5 September 2023 - @sstapleton opened merge request.
- Status changed to Needs review
over 1 year ago 8:02pm 5 September 2023
When using a URI token that contains a query string as a linked field the ampersands (&) in the query string are being encoded as & which is not something a URL can handle. It breaks the query string.
- Use a URLs URI token as a linked field value.
- Ensure the URL has a query string containing an &.
- View the rendered linked field.
- See that & are encoded as &.
When constructing the destination URL use htmlspecialchars_decode.
This should be pretty harmless since we are assuming it is just the URL,
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