redirect() doc update for #383 (queryString)

Author: seancorfield

source/documentation/3.5/reference-manual.markdown

@@ -427,7 +427,7 @@ This would cause `populate()` to traverse the `cfc` argument like so:
 
 Given a `path`, and an array of `routes`, and an optional `httpMethod`, process the routes to see if any matched and return a struct with a `matched` flag and if that's `true` also `route` and `path` values. Route matching is case-sensitive by default but this can be overridden by setting `routesCaseSensitive` to `false` in FW/1's configuration.
 
-### public void function redirect( string action, string preserve = "none", string append = "none", string path = _see below_, string queryString = '', string statusCode = '302', string header = '' )
+### public void function redirect( string action, string preserve = "none", string append = "none", string path = _see below_, any queryString = '', string statusCode = '302', string header = '' )
 
 This constructs a URL based on the `action` and optional `path` and redirects to it. If `preserve` is `"all"`, the entire contents of the request context are saved to `session` scope across the redirect (and restored back to the request context automatically after the redirect). If `preserve` is a list of keys, just those elements of the request context are preserved. If `append` is `"all"`, all simple values in the request context are appended to the constructed URL as a query string before the redirect. If `append` is a list of keys, just those elements of the request context are appended (if they are simple values). The `statusCode` argument lets you specify the HTTP status code for the redirect so you can override the default value of `302`. As of release 3.5 `queryString` also accepts a structure, which is converted to an HTML escaped query string.
 

source/documentation/reference-manual.markdown

@@ -427,7 +427,7 @@ This would cause `populate()` to traverse the `cfc` argument like so:
 
 Given a `path`, and an array of `routes`, and an optional `httpMethod`, process the routes to see if any matched and return a struct with a `matched` flag and if that's `true` also `route` and `path` values. Route matching is case-sensitive by default but this can be overridden by setting `routesCaseSensitive` to `false` in FW/1's configuration.
 
-### public void function redirect( string action, string preserve = "none", string append = "none", string path = _see below_, string queryString = '', string statusCode = '302', string header = '' )
+### public void function redirect( string action, string preserve = "none", string append = "none", string path = _see below_, any queryString = '', string statusCode = '302', string header = '' )
 
 This constructs a URL based on the `action` and optional `path` and redirects to it. If `preserve` is `"all"`, the entire contents of the request context are saved to `session` scope across the redirect (and restored back to the request context automatically after the redirect). If `preserve` is a list of keys, just those elements of the request context are preserved. If `append` is `"all"`, all simple values in the request context are appended to the constructed URL as a query string before the redirect. If `append` is a list of keys, just those elements of the request context are appended (if they are simple values). The `statusCode` argument lets you specify the HTTP status code for the redirect so you can override the default value of `302`. As of release 3.5 `queryString` also accepts a structure, which is converted to an HTML escaped query string.