Hi @Omkar Ghodke ,

encodeURI() only makes your URL safe by escaping special characters, it doesn't hide your parameters. 

If you are trying this feature for external URLs I recommend using a URL shortener. When someone visits that short URL, your server looks up the corresponding parameters and redirects them to the full URL. Here are a few components:

• https://www.outsystems.com/forge/component-overview/17497/url-shortener-api-o11
• https://www.outsystems.com/forge/component-overview/10620/url-shorten-o11
• https://www.outsystems.com/forge/component-overview/2426/url-shortener-o11
• https://www.outsystems.com/forge/component-overview/11418/rebrandly-short-url-o11

Also you can check this article:  Outsystems URL Shortener

If you are looking for this feature in your own application you can use GUIDs instead of regular IDs, you can follow this guide: What is GUID and how to use it in Outsytems?

Hi @Omkar Ghodke, Is this the output you were expecting?

function encodeURL(url) {            

    return btoa(url);        

}        

function decodeURL(encodedUrl) {            

    return atob(encodedUrl);       

}        

const url = "https://www.google.com/search?q=Nike×tamp=123123124";        

const encodedUrl = encodeURL(url);        

console.log("Encoded URL:", `www.google.com/${encodedUrl}`);        

const decodedUrl = decodeURL(encodedUrl);        

console.log("Decoded URL:", decodedUrl);

Output :

you can try following article to create a url shortener 

https://medium.com/@philip.paolo/outsystems-url-shortener-35cba57c767a

or use api to generate

https://publicapi.dev/free-url-shortener-api

Hi Omkar,

have a look at below link,

https://www.outsystems.com/forums/discussion/42759/encode-the-url-parameter-values/

Hi Omkar,

An encoder is not an encrypter! What you want is simply not possible. The part after the domain name must refer to an existing destination/page on the web server. That's not OutSystems, that's the web server needing to know what page it should serve.

There are various ways to obscure parameters to a page, like using a GUID and then storing in the database the GUID + the relating parameters. But use this only if you really must, because it will give you a lot of overhead, programmatically.