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I've noticed that if you use a # in a value (in the name-value part), then the request is truncated up to that point. The only way I found out to sent a value with a # is to click on the "arrow" near the URL to "Toggle URL params" (so the name-value list is no longer visible) and to manually replace the # with a %23 in the URL itself. If I try to replace in the name-value part the # with a %23, immediatelly after I write the "3" it is automatically converted in a # so it seems not to be possible to modify there that character
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Thanks for reporting. For some reason RESTer doesn't encode values in URL params unless the name/value contains a = or &. I can't remember why I did that and apparently I also didn't write that down anywhere.
I think it would be safer to always encode query params. Lets try that.
I've noticed that if you use a # in a value (in the name-value part), then the request is truncated up to that point. The only way I found out to sent a value with a # is to click on the "arrow" near the URL to "Toggle URL params" (so the name-value list is no longer visible) and to manually replace the # with a %23 in the URL itself. If I try to replace in the name-value part the # with a %23, immediatelly after I write the "3" it is automatically converted in a # so it seems not to be possible to modify there that character
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: