I am experimenting an aleatory problem with emails my app is sending.
It is supposed that the App have to prepare and send a link like as follows: https://cloud3.bmd.com.ar:9205/?Base=20210101-CLD2-19BB-CRDP-MU78XC21VB5A&IDTurno=413E9890-B447-45E7-AA13-829CDC58FA39
But instead is sending this other link: https://cloud3.bmd.com.ar:9205/?Base=20210101-CLD2-19BB-
%20CRDP-MU78XC21VB5A&IDTurno=413E9890-B447-45E7-AA13-829CDC58FA39
Notice that the difference are the following characters %0D%20
The link is prepared as a sum of a few variables. The one that is part of the link and is one of the two parameters included in the link I am pretty sure that it contains the right value, but when the link belongs as part of the body HTML text, sometimes and only sometimes, includes characters in the form %XX that corrupts the link.
Any idea why this could aleatory happened ?
Thanks.
Yes, if you post your code. The %0D%20 means that you are missing an EncodeURL or a EncodeQuotedPrintable.
Another idea: if you concatenate values make sure to trim them before concatenation.
A %20 is a space and %0D a newline. As Beatrix advises if you trim the variables before concatenation these will not be present in the final string.
Thanks Beatrix I will try your recomendations.
The strange thing is that it is random (or it seams to be random)