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stroev
Occasional Contributor
9 years ago

Calling variable, which reads e-mail addresses from CSV file replaces @ symbol with %40

Hi all,   I have recorded a scenario in which I enter an e-mail address in an input field and after that send an e-mail to the entered value. I have created a variable which reads information from...
  • RyanHeidorn's avatar
    RyanHeidorn
    9 years ago

    Hello Stoyan,

     

    Can you confirm how you insert the variable into the request? Do you call the variable directly within the request body, or do you use a Data Replacer?

     

    If you are calling the variable directly, then it will be automatically URL-encoded (see this article for more information).

     

    The recommended practice in this case is to create a Data Replacer for that request, which will allow you to specify that the variable will not be converted/encoded.

     

    Hope this helps!

RyanHeidorn's avatar
RyanHeidorn
Staff
9 years ago

Hello Stoyan,

 

Can you confirm how you insert the variable into the request? Do you call the variable directly within the request body, or do you use a Data Replacer?

 

If you are calling the variable directly, then it will be automatically URL-encoded (see this article for more information).

 

The recommended practice in this case is to create a Data Replacer for that request, which will allow you to specify that the variable will not be converted/encoded.

 

Hope this helps!

  • stroev's avatar
    stroev
    Occasional Contributor
    9 years ago

    Hello Ryan,

     

    Thank you very much for your reply and for the article.

     

    Yes, I call the variable directly in the request body.

     

    Usung data replacer should work.

     

    Kind regards,

    Stoyan