The community member has a webhook that sends a PDF URL with spaces, and they are trying to embed the URL using encodeURI({{documento}}), but it doesn't work. Another community member confirms that the approach works on their end. The original poster then finds that the PDF link returned from the webhook is http://xxxx pdf, but the server redirects to https://xxxx pdf. When the community member copies and pastes the http://xxxx pdf URL into a browser, it redirects to https://xxxx pdf and works, but when they try to embed the http://xxxx pdf URL, it doesn't show the PDF. Another community member suggests replacing http:// with https:// using a Set variable block, and the original poster confirms that they have already done this.
I have a webhook that send me a pdf url with space. For sample: "DOCUMENTLINK": "Http://saddss/temp/Declaracao de Filiacao - XXXX YYYY 06_12_23.PDF". I am putting an embed with the url as: {{=encodeURI({{documento}})=}} But it doesn´t work. I also tried create a new var as below without success: const documentoEncode = encodeURI({{documento}})
return documentoEncode
Hi, thank you @Baptiste. I find my problem. The pdf link returned from webhook is something as: 'http://xxxx pdf' , but the server redirect to 'https:// xxxx pdf' If I copy and past 'http://xxxx pdf' and put it into chrome browser, it redirects to 'htpps ://xxxx pdf' and all works well. But, if I put t http://xxxx pdf into a embed block, It doesn´t show the pdf because It´s not redirected to 'https....'. Is there something I can do to fix it?
