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I am playing with Confiforms multiselect fields and was wondering how to access members in that array so that I can pass them to another IFTTT service url as parameter. See the example below:
Is it possible to turn off this unnecessary character transformation?
If not, then how can I access element one by one and fire a lot of IFTTT actions depending on the size of multiselect if this is not possible?
Hi
Before sending the request to your service the parameters get URL encoded. This is what happens. Why this is a problem?
Alex
the consumer of API doesn't like percentage signs :) Is it possible to turn off this encoding?
I would like to use multi-select values and each second value start with "&name=". E.g. item1&name=item2&name=item3.
This construct is done by [entry.multi.transform(label).join(&name=)] and would like that won't be transformed to %%%% in REST URI
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We need to properly URL encode the URLs before doing the requests - this is the way it works.
And you need to url decode the parameters on your consumer service. Just like everybody does
At the moment there is no way to "turn this off", sorry
Alex
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