Closed zanechua closed 5 years ago
@zanechua, the "#" (hash) character is typically read as an anchor element in the path of a URL. As such, you need to escape the hash as "%23" for LUIS to read it as the special character. For example,
https://{region}.api.cognitive.microsoft.com/luis/v2.0/apps/{appId}?subscription-key={subscriptionKey}&timezoneOffset=-360&q=%23vegas having a lot of fun
resolves to
resulting in the following:
In this case, I'm using a pattern set as:
Ah. Thanks! I guess it makes sense to use the encoded version of it.
Yeah. That's my intended use case as well
Trying to see if LUIS can handle the special character '#' but it doesn't even seem to be showing up in the LUIS endpoint utterances