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Which expression is a valid Webex Teams webhook filter?
The correct answer is C. [email protected]&roomId=abc123. Webex Teams webhook filters use standard URL query string syntax, where multiple filter parameters are joined with the & ampersand character - making option C ([email protected]&roomId=abc123) the correct format. A is wrong because + is not a valid parameter…
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Question
Which expression is a valid Webex Teams webhook filter?
Options
- ApersonEmail=[email protected]+roomId=abc123
- BpersonEmail=[email protected]=abc123
- CpersonEmail=[email protected]&roomId=abc123
- DpersonEmail=[email protected],roomId=abc123
How the community answered
(23 responses)- A4% (1)
- B4% (1)
- C78% (18)
- D13% (3)
Explanation
Webex Teams webhook filters use standard URL query string syntax, where multiple filter parameters are joined with the & ampersand character - making option C ([email protected]&roomId=abc123) the correct format.
- A is wrong because
+is not a valid parameter separator in query strings (it represents a space in URL encoding). - B is wrong because
-has no meaning as a separator in query string syntax. - D is wrong because commas are not valid query string delimiters - they have no defined role in separating key-value pairs.
Memory tip: Think of webhook filters as a URL you'd type in a browser - just like search?city=NY&type=pizza, Webex filters chain conditions with &.
Topics
#Webhook filters#Query parameters#Webex API syntax#URL encoding
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