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MDPF52_180608
Nimbostratus
NimbostratusiRule problem with concatenation output
Hi DevCentral,
I have a question for you, How i can save in a variable the result of three variables separated by the character ; without any truncate issue ( i need to save it in a cookie that i expect to be like the following pattern : " Cookie abc Value: variable1;variable2;variable3) If I use the following syntax:
set printout "$variable1;$variable2;$variable3"
and then save the value in a cookie created by the F5, the result save only the first variable of the $printout maybe because the character " ; " was not passed as a string.
Thanks in advance,
M.
4 Replies
Jozef_HamarAltostratus
Hello, maybe you can use "set" or "append" first and then printout the result? Or use escaping of the ";"? Jozef
MDPF52_180608if i set the cookie with the value of the printout the value will be truncated- MDPF52_180608if i set the cookie with the value of the printout the value will be truncated
- Michael_Jenkins
Cirrostratus
you could try
and see if that helps. Not sure if the browser will decode the value or not though by default. (The brackets ensure your variable name isn't getting caught up with characters that appear directly after it)set printout [URI::encode "${variable1};${variable2};${variable3}"]
