Hello, small fix to HTTP calls appending 'undefined' to URL #23
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If a URL has no query string, the HTTP package added the string 'undefined' to the end of the URL. This fix reduces the failing assertions in the existing tests for the HTTP package from 8 to 1 (using InDesign CS6 as the environment). This fix is similar to pull request debrouwere#23.
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Hello,
I was trying to make calls to dx.doi.org 's site using Extendables, but I noticed an appending of "undefined" to the end of my called URL, which would then cause the site to give me a 'DOI not found' error. I seemed to find the place where this was happening, and I made it so that if url.search was undefined, it would default to a blank string, which wouldn't affect the HTTP call.
Hopefully this change is useful,
Nukleas
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