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10-10-2022 08:18 AM
Anyone know or come across a way of passing HTML code via rest api.
I dont think you can, and digging around the net hasnt given anything I can see to suggest you can but didn't want to go back and say no.
Basically we have a integration between a our instance and a customer instance for changes. When the customer creates a change they place some HTML into the 'pre implementation' field.
The change doesnt reach our instance, while other changes without the html hit us fine. Difficult to get logs for it from them to confirm if its the cause but was wondering if its possible and do I need to do anything on my side to allow it to pass across.
More than happy to say no and dont Include the HTML lol.
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10-10-2022 09:09 AM
Do they have a header for a specific Content-Type? If so, the response should be formatting the values to an acceptable format. (e.g. Content-Type: application/json)
Aside from that, I know you aren't receiving, but what does the outbound transaction from their end look like? Are they able to provide that or see if it is actually being constructed at all when that field contains something?
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10-10-2022 09:09 AM
Do they have a header for a specific Content-Type? If so, the response should be formatting the values to an acceptable format. (e.g. Content-Type: application/json)
Aside from that, I know you aren't receiving, but what does the outbound transaction from their end look like? Are they able to provide that or see if it is actually being constructed at all when that field contains something?
