Jmu5667 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User May 26, 2022 #1 Hello I have a string of data that is transmitted over https (B4A->B4J). Within the string are telelphone numbers that are prefixed with '+' symbol, e.g +353871234567. When the data is received the '+' has been chaned to a space (0x20). How can I prevent this. Is there a mothod that can be called to preserve the data ? Regards John.
Hello I have a string of data that is transmitted over https (B4A->B4J). Within the string are telelphone numbers that are prefixed with '+' symbol, e.g +353871234567. When the data is received the '+' has been chaned to a space (0x20). How can I prevent this. Is there a mothod that can be called to preserve the data ? Regards John.
H Hamied Abou Hulaikah Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User May 26, 2022 #2 If you put data as url parameters, it will be converted to space %20, use urlencode/urldecode to overcome. If data sent as post, + will not changed. Upvote 0
If you put data as url parameters, it will be converted to space %20, use urlencode/urldecode to overcome. If data sent as post, + will not changed.
Jmu5667 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User May 26, 2022 #3 Hamied Abou Hulaikah said: If you put data as url parameters, it will be converted to space %20, use urlencode/urldecode to overcome. If data sent as post, + will not changed. Click to expand... I will check my post method which I an currently using, and let you know the result. It's gonna be a live production update so I need to be careful Upvote 0
Hamied Abou Hulaikah said: If you put data as url parameters, it will be converted to space %20, use urlencode/urldecode to overcome. If data sent as post, + will not changed. Click to expand... I will check my post method which I an currently using, and let you know the result. It's gonna be a live production update so I need to be careful
