I'm making a Custom API Call in Fusion and I'm trying to update a parameter value that has a question mark in the name.
Does anyone know how to make this work. I've tried a unicode value an encoded Url value a backslash??
Can anyone help?
Thank you.
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Hi @RobertDy
If you are using JAVA to make an API call, try to use the below code snippet that might help.
String value = docMetadata.has(MetadataConstants.JCR_TITLE)
? docMetadata.get(MetadataConstants.JCR_DESCRIPTION).getAsString().replace("?", "%3F")
: StringUtils.EMPTY;
In Place of title or description use the parameters that you are passing.
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Thank you for your reply. I'm actually using Fusion (I updated my question).
However, I think I tried replacing the question mark with %3F and it didn't seem to work.
Rob
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To make sure I understand, you are trying to update one of a parameter's options? If so, how are you making your call? You shouldn't need to do any of this when making an update, because your update shouldn't be in the url.
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The updates are in the JSON object in the body of the POST request.
e.g.
{
"name":"test",
"DE:Paramater Name":"123",
"DE:Paramater Name 2?":"456"
}
The name of the parameter here has a question mark. When I submit it, it then tells me it can't find the parameter with that name.
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If it's in the body then you shouldn't need to escape it, are you sure that's the name?
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That was my initial thought, so I pulled the API name out via the API (POSTMan) then copied and pasted in to Fusion. So just assumed I needed to escape the character.
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Oh No. I've found the solution, my category ID was actually incorrect.
Slightly embarrassing
Sorry for wasting your time.
Rob
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No worries, glad you figured it out!
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