Change the single backslash \ to two \. The \ on its own means escape the next character, so you’re swallowing the quote that follows as part of the request, and then leaving an unterminated string, which causes the error.
You could also try changing the single \ to %5c, which is the URL-encoded version of that character.
[quote=“rigpapa, post:2, topic:198874”]Change the single backslash \ to two \. The \ on its own means escape the next character, so you’re swallowing the quote that follows as part of the request, and then leaving an unterminated string, which causes the error.
You could also try changing the single \ to %5c, which is the URL-encoded version of that character.[/quote]
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