How do I set an Request which's Content-Type is x-www, but has an Formdata like Multipart?
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Hey, Im trying to set a REQUEST, I know how to set application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=UTF-8, and I also know how to set Multipart, but I never came upon this.
Its a application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=UTF-8 site, with their Form Data that is exactly like multipart, i tried the string: thing already and like removing the line breaks, nothing worked.. And I can't just paste it since the format is like Multipart and the Standard Request Type Form Data doesnt allow such format.
Help would be very highly appriecated. sincerely
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You can use the standard request type and just use
\nto go to a new line
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@Ruri said in How do I set an Request which's Content-Type is x-www, but has an Formdata like Multipart?:
You can use the standard request type and just use
\nto go to a new lineIs there an example maybe? Im little to new to this
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Post data:
-----Webkitblahblah...\nContent-Dispositionblahblah...\n\n1/25/2021...\n-----Webkit...
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took some time but it was worth it, since it worked. thank you
would be cool if in future there would be an update which allows pasting formats like this inside the standard request, without the /n thing
sincerely
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There is a Multi-part feature already.
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@Fairy but he wants to use his own Content-Type which is not multipart
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@Ruri said in How do I set an Request which's Content-Type is x-www, but has an Formdata like Multipart?:
@Fairy but he wants to use his own Content-Type which is not multipart
Ooow, then the answer you provided is more than enough XD.
