Hi,

We have a folder we want to add into a custom tab, that has a slash ("/") in it. Does anyone know how to refer to it in the spec?

The placement is Gruppeinnhold > Analytics > 2. Avdelingsvis innhold > Kategori > OTC/HV

The search path is /content/folder[@name='Analytics']/folder[@name='2. Avdelingsvis innhold']/folder[@name='Kategori']/folder[@name='OTC/HV']

The path would be

"path": ".public_folders/Analytics/2. Avdelingsvis innhold/Kategori/OTC/HV",

where the slash in OTC/HV is in the folder name

I have tried single and double back slash ("\") before the slash, but no luck

"path": ".public_folders/Analytics/2. Avdelingsvis innhold/Kategori/OTC\/HV",

"path": ".public_folders/Analytics/2. Avdelingsvis innhold/Kategori/OTC\\/HV",

We can't change the folder name, as it has been around a long time, and people have bookmarked, schedules etc the folder and/or its content.

Hi Sandeep,

same issue here as well. We ended up renaming the folder.

If there is a solution, I would also like to know how to fix the problem.

An alternative would be to refer to the folder ID, but not been able to make that work. Does anyone know if it's possible to refer to the ID instead of the path?

I found a solution.

Using hex througout the path, replacing special characters, ie space and slash, and then it works

"path": ".public_folders/Analytics/2.%20Avdelingsvis%20innhold/Kategori/Kategori%20OTC%2FHV",

cc: @Robert Dostal

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Sandeep DHIRAD
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Hi,

Based on Sandeep's answer, I did not have a chance to test, but I believe the following javascript code (with encodeURIComponent) should work for you:

const path = ".public_folders/Analytics/2. Avdelingsvis innhold/Kategori/OTC/HV";

const safePath = encodeURIComponent(path);

console.log(safePath);

Best regards,

"path": ".public_folders/Analytics/2.%20Avdelingsvis%20innhold/Kategori/Kategori%20OTC%2FHV",