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Hi Team
Does anyone have a fair understanding of how power query works with response headers. I'm trying to get through the cookies process and have been having a difficult time in doing so. No one seems to have done this in past and it is unclear if power query works with cookies. One of the old posts dated back in 2018 mentioned it does not, but I'm trying to figure out if things have changed.
I'm trying to use set-cookies but not sure how it works. Example code from other language:
function(err, res, body){
console.log("Cookies:---->", JSON.stringify(res.headers["set-cookie"])) // This just a print to see cookies.
cookie = res.headers["set-cookie"];
I want use set-cookies in my below code:
let
headersForCookie = [ //#"Host"= "abc.domian.com",
#"Authorization"= "Bearer "&Access_Token("password","token","code")[access_token]
],
Source = Web.Contents("https://abc.domian.com/api/cookie",[Headers=headersForCookie] ),
convertasJson = Json.Document(Source)
in
convertasJson
Appreciate any response.
Hello Team
I'm still chasing for the information on cookies. I would appreciate any response.
Its been quite some time and I'm still trying to get information on this. I know we would go out of vacation soon or some would already be on vacation. I would appreciate any inputs before we all head out to our vacation.
Wishing you all happy holidays.
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