lacanady01 | 2023-05-17 19:01:05 UTC | #1
Within a script we are doing a API call to get an encrypted value then we take that pass in a URL to be decrypted.
However in this process when there is a space it inserts %20 to account for it therefore not recognized when trying to decrypt therefore generates an error.
Same is true when the encrypt value has a + sign. when we pass this in the URL we actually pass the value but after passing it converts the + sign to %20 and again fail to decrypt. Now when there is a + sign if we manually convert that to %2B and pass that, the decryption works.
Looking for advice to see if there is a way within the script to take the received encrypted value, search for a space or + sign and if either exist replace this with %2B and pass that in the URL?
tim.smith | 2023-05-23 17:27:08 UTC | #2
Are you sure you mean encryption? It sounds like you're talking about URI encoding, which is a normal part of working with REST APIs. It's unclear what you're specifically talking about though. Can you be specific about exactly what you're doing or having an issue with?
system | 2023-06-23 17:27:40 UTC | #3
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