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Resolve string encoding by angular
I'm using ngx-cookie-service a third party cookie service with angular 7.
i'm trying to set a cookie string like id=111&name=angular but angular change it to
id%3D111%26name%3Dangular.
import { CookieService } from 'ngx-cookie-service';
export class CookieComponent{
constructor(private cookieService: CookieService) {
this.setCookie();
}
setCookies() {
let cookieStr: string = "id=111&name=angular";
this.cookieService.set('cookieName', cookieStr);
//this set cookieName=id%3D111%26name%3Dangular in browser
}
getCookies() {
let cookie = this.userService.cookieService.get('cookieName');
//this returns cookieName=id=111&name=angular
}
}
but i need to get cookie from back end but c# does not automatically decode it but angular do.
now how to skip this default angular encoding for this cookie string
angular cookies asked Jan 2 at 5:27
FaisalFaisal
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I'm using ngx-cookie-service a third party cookie service with angular 7.
i'm trying to set a cookie string like id=111&name=angular but angular change it to
id%3D111%26name%3Dangular.
import { CookieService } from 'ngx-cookie-service';
export class CookieComponent{
constructor(private cookieService: CookieService) {
this.setCookie();
}
setCookies() {
let cookieStr: string = "id=111&name=angular";
this.cookieService.set('cookieName', cookieStr);
//this set cookieName=id%3D111%26name%3Dangular in browser
}
getCookies() {
let cookie = this.userService.cookieService.get('cookieName');
//this returns cookieName=id=111&name=angular
}
}
but i need to get cookie from back end but c# does not automatically decode it but angular do.
now how to skip this default angular encoding for this cookie string
angular cookies asked Jan 2 at 5:27
FaisalFaisal
123118
Can you show us? How did you set Cookie and how you are getting cookie value and output result? Provide some more details.
– Jitendra G2
Jan 2 at 5:42
try setting your cookie withencodeURI("id=111&name=angular")
– Tushar Walzade
Jan 2 at 5:54
you mean like this this.cookieService.set('cookieName', encodeURI(cookieStr)); this doesn't work
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 5:58
@Faisal You want to cookieName value "id=111&name=angular" instead of "id%3D111%26GUID%3Dangular" in browser?
– Jitendra G2
Jan 2 at 6:06
yes exactly what i want
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 6:07
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I'm using ngx-cookie-service a third party cookie service with angular 7.
i'm trying to set a cookie string like id=111&name=angular but angular change it to
id%3D111%26name%3Dangular.
import { CookieService } from 'ngx-cookie-service';
export class CookieComponent{
constructor(private cookieService: CookieService) {
this.setCookie();
}
setCookies() {
let cookieStr: string = "id=111&name=angular";
this.cookieService.set('cookieName', cookieStr);
//this set cookieName=id%3D111%26name%3Dangular in browser
}
getCookies() {
let cookie = this.userService.cookieService.get('cookieName');
//this returns cookieName=id=111&name=angular
}
}
but i need to get cookie from back end but c# does not automatically decode it but angular do.
now how to skip this default angular encoding for this cookie string
angular cookies asked Jan 2 at 5:27
FaisalFaisal
123118
I'm using ngx-cookie-service a third party cookie service with angular 7.
i'm trying to set a cookie string like id=111&name=angular but angular change it to
id%3D111%26name%3Dangular.
import { CookieService } from 'ngx-cookie-service';
export class CookieComponent{
constructor(private cookieService: CookieService) {
this.setCookie();
}
setCookies() {
let cookieStr: string = "id=111&name=angular";
this.cookieService.set('cookieName', cookieStr);
//this set cookieName=id%3D111%26name%3Dangular in browser
}
getCookies() {
let cookie = this.userService.cookieService.get('cookieName');
//this returns cookieName=id=111&name=angular
}
}
but i need to get cookie from back end but c# does not automatically decode it but angular do.
now how to skip this default angular encoding for this cookie string
angular cookies angular cookies asked Jan 2 at 5:27
FaisalFaisal
123118
asked Jan 2 at 5:27
FaisalFaisal
123118
edited Jan 2 at 7:45
Faisal
asked Jan 2 at 5:27
FaisalFaisal
123118
asked Jan 2 at 5:27
FaisalFaisal
123118
asked Jan 2 at 5:27
FaisalFaisal
123118
123118
Can you show us? How did you set Cookie and how you are getting cookie value and output result? Provide some more details.
– Jitendra G2
Jan 2 at 5:42
try setting your cookie withencodeURI("id=111&name=angular")
– Tushar Walzade
Jan 2 at 5:54
you mean like this this.cookieService.set('cookieName', encodeURI(cookieStr)); this doesn't work
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 5:58
@Faisal You want to cookieName value "id=111&name=angular" instead of "id%3D111%26GUID%3Dangular" in browser?
– Jitendra G2
Jan 2 at 6:06
yes exactly what i want
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 6:07
|
show 2 more comments
Can you show us? How did you set Cookie and how you are getting cookie value and output result? Provide some more details.
– Jitendra G2
Jan 2 at 5:42
try setting your cookie withencodeURI("id=111&name=angular")
– Tushar Walzade
Jan 2 at 5:54
you mean like this this.cookieService.set('cookieName', encodeURI(cookieStr)); this doesn't work
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 5:58
@Faisal You want to cookieName value "id=111&name=angular" instead of "id%3D111%26GUID%3Dangular" in browser?
– Jitendra G2
Jan 2 at 6:06
yes exactly what i want
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 6:07
Can you show us? How did you set Cookie and how you are getting cookie value and output result? Provide some more details.
– Jitendra G2
Jan 2 at 5:42
Can you show us? How did you set Cookie and how you are getting cookie value and output result? Provide some more details.
– Jitendra G2
Jan 2 at 5:42
try setting your cookie with
encodeURI("id=111&name=angular")– Tushar Walzade
Jan 2 at 5:54
try setting your cookie with
encodeURI("id=111&name=angular")– Tushar Walzade
Jan 2 at 5:54
you mean like this this.cookieService.set('cookieName', encodeURI(cookieStr)); this doesn't work
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 5:58
you mean like this this.cookieService.set('cookieName', encodeURI(cookieStr)); this doesn't work
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 5:58
@Faisal You want to cookieName value "id=111&name=angular" instead of "id%3D111%26GUID%3Dangular" in browser?
– Jitendra G2
Jan 2 at 6:06
@Faisal You want to cookieName value "id=111&name=angular" instead of "id%3D111%26GUID%3Dangular" in browser?
– Jitendra G2
Jan 2 at 6:06
yes exactly what i want
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 6:07
yes exactly what i want
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 6:07
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ngx-cookie-service doesn't provide optional to remove encode/decode feature.
As you can see in below screen shot, each request for cookie name and cookie value will be convert into encoded string.
cookie.service.js (node_modules/ngx-cookie-service/cookie-service)
There are two ways you can use,
1st,
I am not recommending this way but you can remove encodeURIComponent method.
e.g. var cookieString = name + '=' + value + ';';
2nd, You can use WebUtility to decode in backed side (WebAPI).
e.g. string cookieString = WebUtility.UrlDecode("id%3D111%26name%3Dangular");
answered Jan 2 at 7:05
Jitendra G2Jitendra G2
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ok got it. it is not possible with ngx-cookie-service
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 7:17
Yes correct. Thanks
– Jitendra G2
Jan 2 at 7:26
but if edit the code like your first option will this work on server?
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 7:51
Did you tried? If you publish your code on your local IIS, It will work.
– Jitendra G2
Jan 2 at 8:01
on localhost this will definitely work but if i publish this to azure will the changes in package works? i think no because we never upload these node module files. how to make it work on server too?
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 8:03
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ngx-cookie-service doesn't provide optional to remove encode/decode feature.
As you can see in below screen shot, each request for cookie name and cookie value will be convert into encoded string.
cookie.service.js (node_modules/ngx-cookie-service/cookie-service)
There are two ways you can use,
1st,
I am not recommending this way but you can remove encodeURIComponent method.
e.g. var cookieString = name + '=' + value + ';';
2nd, You can use WebUtility to decode in backed side (WebAPI).
e.g. string cookieString = WebUtility.UrlDecode("id%3D111%26name%3Dangular");
answered Jan 2 at 7:05
Jitendra G2Jitendra G2
803612
ok got it. it is not possible with ngx-cookie-service
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 7:17
Yes correct. Thanks
– Jitendra G2
Jan 2 at 7:26
but if edit the code like your first option will this work on server?
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 7:51
Did you tried? If you publish your code on your local IIS, It will work.
– Jitendra G2
Jan 2 at 8:01
on localhost this will definitely work but if i publish this to azure will the changes in package works? i think no because we never upload these node module files. how to make it work on server too?
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 8:03
|
show 3 more comments
ngx-cookie-service doesn't provide optional to remove encode/decode feature.
As you can see in below screen shot, each request for cookie name and cookie value will be convert into encoded string.
cookie.service.js (node_modules/ngx-cookie-service/cookie-service)
There are two ways you can use,
1st,
I am not recommending this way but you can remove encodeURIComponent method.
e.g. var cookieString = name + '=' + value + ';';
2nd, You can use WebUtility to decode in backed side (WebAPI).
e.g. string cookieString = WebUtility.UrlDecode("id%3D111%26name%3Dangular");
answered Jan 2 at 7:05
Jitendra G2Jitendra G2
803612
ok got it. it is not possible with ngx-cookie-service
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 7:17
Yes correct. Thanks
– Jitendra G2
Jan 2 at 7:26
but if edit the code like your first option will this work on server?
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 7:51
Did you tried? If you publish your code on your local IIS, It will work.
– Jitendra G2
Jan 2 at 8:01
on localhost this will definitely work but if i publish this to azure will the changes in package works? i think no because we never upload these node module files. how to make it work on server too?
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 8:03
|
show 3 more comments
ngx-cookie-service doesn't provide optional to remove encode/decode feature.
As you can see in below screen shot, each request for cookie name and cookie value will be convert into encoded string.
cookie.service.js (node_modules/ngx-cookie-service/cookie-service)
There are two ways you can use,
1st,
I am not recommending this way but you can remove encodeURIComponent method.
e.g. var cookieString = name + '=' + value + ';';
2nd, You can use WebUtility to decode in backed side (WebAPI).
e.g. string cookieString = WebUtility.UrlDecode("id%3D111%26name%3Dangular");
answered Jan 2 at 7:05
Jitendra G2Jitendra G2
803612
ngx-cookie-service doesn't provide optional to remove encode/decode feature.
As you can see in below screen shot, each request for cookie name and cookie value will be convert into encoded string.
cookie.service.js (node_modules/ngx-cookie-service/cookie-service)
There are two ways you can use,
1st,
I am not recommending this way but you can remove encodeURIComponent method.
e.g. var cookieString = name + '=' + value + ';';
2nd, You can use WebUtility to decode in backed side (WebAPI).
e.g. string cookieString = WebUtility.UrlDecode("id%3D111%26name%3Dangular");
answered Jan 2 at 7:05
Jitendra G2Jitendra G2
803612
edited Jan 2 at 7:11
answered Jan 2 at 7:05
Jitendra G2Jitendra G2
803612
answered Jan 2 at 7:05
Jitendra G2Jitendra G2
803612
answered Jan 2 at 7:05
Jitendra G2Jitendra G2
803612
803612
ok got it. it is not possible with ngx-cookie-service
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 7:17
Yes correct. Thanks
– Jitendra G2
Jan 2 at 7:26
but if edit the code like your first option will this work on server?
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 7:51
Did you tried? If you publish your code on your local IIS, It will work.
– Jitendra G2
Jan 2 at 8:01
on localhost this will definitely work but if i publish this to azure will the changes in package works? i think no because we never upload these node module files. how to make it work on server too?
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 8:03
|
show 3 more comments
ok got it. it is not possible with ngx-cookie-service
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 7:17
Yes correct. Thanks
– Jitendra G2
Jan 2 at 7:26
but if edit the code like your first option will this work on server?
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 7:51
Did you tried? If you publish your code on your local IIS, It will work.
– Jitendra G2
Jan 2 at 8:01
on localhost this will definitely work but if i publish this to azure will the changes in package works? i think no because we never upload these node module files. how to make it work on server too?
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 8:03
ok got it. it is not possible with ngx-cookie-service
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 7:17
ok got it. it is not possible with ngx-cookie-service
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 7:17
Yes correct. Thanks
– Jitendra G2
Jan 2 at 7:26
Yes correct. Thanks
– Jitendra G2
Jan 2 at 7:26
but if edit the code like your first option will this work on server?
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 7:51
but if edit the code like your first option will this work on server?
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 7:51
Did you tried? If you publish your code on your local IIS, It will work.
– Jitendra G2
Jan 2 at 8:01
Did you tried? If you publish your code on your local IIS, It will work.
– Jitendra G2
Jan 2 at 8:01
on localhost this will definitely work but if i publish this to azure will the changes in package works? i think no because we never upload these node module files. how to make it work on server too?
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 8:03
on localhost this will definitely work but if i publish this to azure will the changes in package works? i think no because we never upload these node module files. how to make it work on server too?
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 8:03
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Can you show us? How did you set Cookie and how you are getting cookie value and output result? Provide some more details.
– Jitendra G2
Jan 2 at 5:42
try setting your cookie with
encodeURI("id=111&name=angular")– Tushar Walzade
Jan 2 at 5:54
you mean like this this.cookieService.set('cookieName', encodeURI(cookieStr)); this doesn't work
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 5:58
@Faisal You want to cookieName value "id=111&name=angular" instead of "id%3D111%26GUID%3Dangular" in browser?
– Jitendra G2
Jan 2 at 6:06
yes exactly what i want
– Faisal
Jan 2 at 6:07