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We just had an existing use of redirect_to break due to a Rails upgrade, and it led to a question. I've been experimenting, and I don't seem to find a way to use redirect_to to send the user to a non-Rails page with query parameters appended, except by manually constructing the URL string, which seems like a shame. Previously, just a simple: redirect_to "http://www.web.com/myurl" "parm" was working -- it appended "parm" onto the URL, and multiple parms were handled correctly. That's no longer the case, so I was wondering if there's a new/better way to do this. The docs imply that including a Hash should work, but it doesn't: redirect_to ("http://www.web.com/myurl", :parm => "foo") redirect_to ("http://www.web.com/myurl", { :parm => "foo" } ) Neither one works. Manually building the URL string works fine, but does anyone have an incantation that makes this work a nicer way?
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