Server Error 500 while creating new blog if title has white spaces #1152

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opened 2024-01-04 19:34:20 +00:00 by tirbal · 1 comment
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  • Plume version:

    • plumeorg/plume:latest Docker image from the Docker Hub
    • Docker image built from source 7.3-dev
  • Operating system: Debian based docker container

  • Web Browser: Firefox and Chromium

  • Error reproduction: Log in as admin or regular user and create a new blog through the dashboard. If the blog title contains white spaces I'm getting a server error. Still, the new blog is created, but it is not possible to edit it, showing the same error when I try to open.

The creation of new blogs without white spaces has not any problem.

  • Error messages:
    -In the web interface: Something broke on our side. Sorry about that. If you think is a bug, please report it. Internal server error.
    -In the web browser's console: Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 500 (Internal Server Error)
- **Plume version:** - plumeorg/plume:latest Docker image from the Docker Hub - Docker image built from source 7.3-dev - **Operating system:** Debian based docker container - **Web Browser:** Firefox and Chromium - **Error reproduction:** Log in as admin or regular user and create a new blog through the dashboard. If the blog title contains white spaces I'm getting a server error. Still, the new blog is created, but it is not possible to edit it, showing the same error when I try to open. The creation of new blogs *without white spaces* has not any problem. - **Error messages**: -In the web interface: `Something broke on our side. Sorry about that. If you think is a bug, please report it. Internal server error.` -In the web browser's console: `Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 500 (Internal Server Error)`
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C: Bug
label 2024-01-04 19:34:20 +00:00
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After investigating the code, I realized that it may be due to the removal of some code in the utirls.rs file since version 7.2, such as the alphanumerical character checker and CamelCase converter.

After investigating the code, I realized that it may be due to the removal of some code in the `utirls.rs` file since version 7.2, such as the alphanumerical character checker and CamelCase converter.
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