Hello everyone, I am a non CS person trying to sort the following out : - I am working with an external provider who wants me to re-route people as follow: 1) They pass the following parameter to me through the url : &return 2) this parameter is in "escaped" format, for example: https%3A//qcsurveys.gfksay.com/mriweb/mriweb.dll%3FI.Engine%3Dengine1%26I.Project%3DS21937%26I.Session%3Did2pldaovuievnhi4a6nrai5o3gaaaaa%26I.SavePoint%3DSTATUS%26I.Renderer%3DHTMLPlayer Qualtrics seems to have a built in functionality such that this parameter is not saved as such but is partly (? - again I am not a CS person 😀 ) "unescaped" and thus saved as such: https://qcsurveys.gfksay.com/mriweb/mriweb.dl?I.Engine=engine1&I.Project=S21937&I.Session=id2pldaovuievnhi4a6nrai5o3gaaaaa&I.SavePoint=STATUS&I.Renderer=HTMLPlayer Which is good in that I can directly used this saved parameter as a redirect link, but not good if I have to pass this parameter on to an external website. Indeed, when I try to do this, anything after the first & is dropped. & appears to be "&" in html...My guess is that I need to "escape" this parameter so I can pass it on through a URL. Yet, the presence of amp; is making it not very straightforward for a non CS person like me googling this... Anyone as a suggestion what java code I should be using? After 4h of trying to problem solve I am starting to lose hope :neutral: Thanks! Charlotte

Ah, I see the problem now. It looks like you have a `)` instead of a `}` at the end of ${e://Field/return} in your JavaScript.

JavaScript to re-encode the url:```Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.setEmbeddedData("newurl", encodeURIComponent("${e://Field/orgurl}");```Then pipe ${e://Field/newurl} as the url parameter value in your redirect url.

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