Which fails miserably with “resource does not exist” -->naturally.
Any clever method to append --data “value=1280x720” without Postman inserting ASCII characters in the string?
Interesting, your web application to submit questions replaces %22 with " You will need to go into edit mode to see where they are present. There are 2.
Are you entering that string (including the --data part) directly into the address bar in Postman?
The information within the --data parameter is form data, and as such, when transposing it into Postman you should enter it in the Body section as below:
I was eager to see if that worked.
In Body, I used Key=value and value=1280x720
–data"value=1280x720"
–data “value=1280x720”
Key=–data and value =“value=1280x720”
value = value=1280x720
value = 1280x720
value = “1280x720"”
I received a resource does not exist (404), still a malformed request.
Ah, I think it needs to be x-www-form-urlencoded rather than form-data.
The easiest way to check this is by using the Import option in Postman; in the “Raw text” tab, you can paste a cURL request directly, and it will import into a matching new Postman request.
