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Encoding data into a query string

RoCrow

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I'm using the Text Formatter > URL Parameter encode Action module, but it's not quite working. For example, it's not replacing a {space} with '%20' in the output, which is breaking the string.

It's using live client data, so I'll share the workflow privately.
 

Himesh

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I'm using the Text Formatter > URL Parameter encode Action module, but it's not quite working. For example, it's not replacing a {space} with '%20' in the output, which is breaking the string.

It's using live client data, so I'll share the workflow privately.
Working fine for me you can check below screenshot. Make sure to select "False" in "Convert to plus?" field.

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RoCrow

Active member
Thanks for that. I was using the 'URL Parameter Encode' Event rather than URL Encode/Decode.

However, even with the latter, the output isn't right - it's replacing '=', '@' and '&' which is preventing the ?string being used by the site

Any ideas what I need to change to get a proper ?string output?

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Himesh

Active member
Thanks for that. I was using the 'URL Parameter Encode' Event rather than URL Encode/Decode.

However, even with the latter, the output isn't right - it's replacing '=', '@' and '&' which is preventing the ?string being used by the site

Any ideas what I need to change to get a proper ?string output?

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Encoding means it'll replace @, =, {space} and special character. If you want to replace just space with %20 then use find and replace method in which put space in find field and replace it with %20
 

RoCrow

Active member
Encoding means it'll replace @, =, {space} and special character. If you want to replace just space with %20 then use find and replace method in which put space in find field and replace it with %20
DOH! I didn't think of that! Thank you for your patience in explaining it to me and helping me improve on my ignorance! I will try that! Cheers :)
 
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