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You can add other variables in the redirect pattern as needed. The below is an example of a typical redirect with ?pid= , &id= and &DoNotRedir1= variables defined in the redirect pattern.
Using a simple online service to Encode/Decode the URL you can easily turn:
https://www.google.com/?pid=S1800&id=clientEN-US1&DoNotRedir1=0
To a 100% URL encoded version that will look like so:
https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F%3Fpid%3DS1800%26id%3DclientEN-US1%26DoNotRedir1%3D0
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Be aware of using Ampersand [&] in the URL text, as this can break the link. For instance when trying to use a brand name that has & in it, i.e. M&M. Then the Ampersand needs to be double encoded. i.e. M&M will therefore be shown as M%2526M and not single encoding M%26M |
Using a simple online service to Encode/Decode the URL you can easily turn:
https://www.google.com/?pid=S1800&id=clientEN-US1&DoNotRedir1=0
To a 100% URL encoded version that will look like so:
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It does look like a mess, but its URL encoding and this is the correct version to pass to us so we can process the request correctly. In the above example we are redirecting back to www.google.com. This however can be your host survey system. confirm-it, Quest.
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