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The HTTP client origin I’m using has a parameter called “tags”, which is a list of strings (see image below). I’m trying to pass a parameter to the URL to only get records with a certain tag, but it’s either giving me an error message or not filtering at all.

When I’m trying to pass the tags parameter directly, like https://……./v1/ssns?tags=’NO’, the pipeline fails. When I’m trying to pass the list item directly, like https://……./v1/ssns?tagsh0]=’NO’, the pipeline runs, but it’s not filtering out records at all, and returns all tags.

I’m guessing it’s probably a syntax issue, but I’ve tried many different variations without success, and I can’t find any documentation about what the proper syntax is.

 

 

@HåkonD

kinldy try the below url and check if it works

 

https://……./v1/ssns?tagss0]=’DK’,

Still the same issue, it returns records with any tag. Starting to think the issue may be on the API side. Got around the issue by using a Stream selector to filter out the ones I don’t want, but not an ideal solution.

May you can trey this.

?tags=${record:value("tags")[0]}

 

but its working for me ?tags=${record:value("tags")} i didnt try with array list . just you could give a try.

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