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bennythedroid
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First off, thank you.
I was able to transfer and id from the POST Header to a GET in the test case. The only remaining problem is that it inserts the id into the GET with [] around it. So when I try to actually run the GET, it fails because its looking for [idvalue] instead of just "idvalue".
I was able to transfer and id from the POST Header to a GET in the test case. The only remaining problem is that it inserts the id into the GET with [] around it. So when I try to actually run the GET, it fails because its looking for [idvalue] instead of just "idvalue".
nmrao
8 years agoChampion Level 3
Please avoid duplicate postings. And there is no point in doing so.
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