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Destination Folder Is uriEncoded, Request Ignores It, Does What It Wants?

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Hi,

I'm trying to copy a newly created file from one Sharepoint library to another. I'm a site owner on both sites. I have an expression that finds the folder name on the new site and then URI-Encodes it. When I run it, it fails.

Here is the full expression:

uriComponent(concat('Patient Records and Data',replace(variables('folderPath'),'Shared Documents/CompanyName','')))

But here is the perplexing part:

The "Destination Folder" Input for the failed request reads perfectly encoded (ie. folder%20name%20good )

But the error message is "Failed to verify the existence of destination location https://site.sharepoint.com/folder name good"

Other than the spaces the names are right, I can copy and paste the destination link into a new tab and it works.

Anyone ever have this problem before?

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Re: converRe: Destination Folder Is uriEncoded, Request Ignores It, Does What It Wants?

That doesn't work for me. Thanks for trying to help though. Here is the full flow I am doing (maybe the problem is in a step leading up to it?):
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Re: converRe: Destination Folder Is uriEncoded, Request Ignores It, Does What It Wants?

Hi @Anonymous,

I tried again and I find that if there has an addition "/" at the beginning of the folder path, it won't work.

But if I remove it, it could work.

For example "/Shared Documents/NewChannel" conldn't work, but "Shared Documents/NewChannel" could work:

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converRe: Destination Folder Is uriEncoded, Request Ignores It, Does What It Wants?

Thank you, But it does not work when you don't convert it either. Just gives the same error. And if you copy and paste the failed URL into a browser it brings you right to the folder so I know it's there, and I have permissions to it.
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Re: Destination Folder Is uriEncoded, Request Ignores It, Does What It Wants?

Hi @Anonymous,

Have you tried not to convert the folder path into URI code? For example as below:

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