How to send double quote in -d parameter for curl.exe?
Question
How can I send a double quote char using curl.exe in the -d parameter. I don't want to URL encode the double quote. Since the -d data needs to be surrounded in double quotes, I cannot seem to get it to work.
Or is there another flag for curl.exe that tells it to use a files contents for the whole form post data?
6 answers
solution1
53 2013-04-05 07:54:01
How can I send a double quote char using curl.exe in the -d parameter. I don't want to URL encode the double quote. Since the -d data needs to be surrounded in double quotes, I cannot seem to get it to work.
Or is there another flag for curl.exe that tells it to use a files contents for the whole form post data?
solution2
19 ACCPTED 2010-12-22 22:23:35
How can I send a double quote char using curl.exe in the -d parameter. I don't want to URL encode the double quote. Since the -d data needs to be surrounded in double quotes, I cannot seem to get it to work.
Or is there another flag for curl.exe that tells it to use a files contents for the whole form post data?
solution3
5 2013-10-14 13:40:03
How can I send a double quote char using curl.exe in the -d parameter. I don't want to URL encode the double quote. Since the -d data needs to be surrounded in double quotes, I cannot seem to get it to work.
Or is there another flag for curl.exe that tells it to use a files contents for the whole form post data?
solution4
5 2010-12-22 22:19:52
How can I send a double quote char using curl.exe in the -d parameter. I don't want to URL encode the double quote. Since the -d data needs to be surrounded in double quotes, I cannot seem to get it to work.
Or is there another flag for curl.exe that tells it to use a files contents for the whole form post data?
solution5
0 2022-01-15 17:47:35
If you are doing this in Powershell, you will need to quote the whole text block with single quotes and still escape the quotes. ie -d '{"param":"value"}'
Tested on Win11 VSCode Powershell 7 terminal
solution6
-2 2018-07-13 00:28:13
How can I send a double quote char using curl.exe in the -d parameter. I don't want to URL encode the double quote. Since the -d data needs to be surrounded in double quotes, I cannot seem to get it to work.
Or is there another flag for curl.exe that tells it to use a files contents for the whole form post data?
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