03 Mar 2023 07:44 AM - last edited on 06 Mar 2023 08:36 AM by MaciejNeumann
Good morning,
I am trying below cleanup rule:
(also tried %20 without ()), but that also did not work.
Is is a bug or is it a feature?
KR Henk
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03 Mar 2023 08:05 AM
Maybe escaping the % with a \ ?
03 Mar 2023 08:57 AM
Hi Julius,
Thanks for the hint, sorry no luck....
Also tried " " \u0020 , (%)20 (-;
KR Henk
03 Mar 2023 12:57 PM
Hi. Tested %20 as regular expression for clean up and it works.
Anycase, there is no need to include a capture group in regular expresions for cleanup rules: all matching strings are removed.
03 Mar 2023 01:10 PM
Hello Jose,
Thanks for your reply, need to investigate at my end. This does not work for my envoronment )-;
KR Henk
03 Mar 2023 04:06 PM - edited 04 Mar 2023 04:34 PM
Hello,
A second look: the %20 is part of a placeholder (URL query),
I created a naming rule adding a "query parameter". After adding the cleanup rule of %20, you can clearly see that this has no impact on the placeholder
So the solution is simple ,
You create two placeholders one that stops at the %20 and one that starts at %20 (so you split up with the help of the %20)
Have a great weekend!