+6Hi I am using FME Form 2021
I am passing a ArcGIS portal login (including domain) as a user parameter
e.g. username@sss.co.uk
When I try to get the value in pythonCaller
portalAdmin = str(FME_MacroValues['ArcGIS_Portal_UserName']).strip()
It is coming as
I am unable to use this to login to my portal in pythonCaller.
Any idea how to escape the @ sign ?
Best answer by david_r
Try this:
import fmeobjects
username = str(FME_MacroValues['ArcGIS_Portal_UserName'])
username_parsed = fmeobjects.FMESession().decodeFromFMEParsableText(username)
portalAdmin = username_parsed.strip() 
+31What type of user parameter, and how is it configured? I was able to recreate your issue using a Text parameter with the HTML editor syntax. However, with a Plain Text (Uniline) syntax the @ symbol comes through as expected.
Try this:
import fmeobjects
username = str(FME_MacroValues['ArcGIS_Portal_UserName'])
username_parsed = fmeobjects.FMESession().decodeFromFMEParsableText(username)
portalAdmin = username_parsed.strip() 
