url_for() removing url parameter set to 0

[johnc]

I wanted to use a zero as a parameter in my URL (e.g. /activity/0/)
but found it was being removed by the url_for function. I could work
around this problem by changing if(!empty($v)) to if(isset($v)) in the
url_for function. Is this change going to create issues for me?

Thanks for a great framework.

[Fabrice Luraine]

you found a bug ;-)

replace if(!empty($v)) with if($v != "") and it will be ok.

I will fix that soon.

++ Fabrice

2010/7/29 johnc <jcra...@gmail.com>

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