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1. Search for a purchase order number using the API which includes a forward slash

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   Andrew Hills shared this idea  ·  August 02, 2022

2. Purchase Order (where) filter

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   Andrew Hills commented  ·  August 01, 2022  ·  Edit…  ·  Delete…

   We have purchase orders going into Xero with a purchase order number such as "ABCDE/123" which are the purchase order numbers used in DataBuild. The forward slash breaks the search by purchase order number via the API e.g. https://api.xero.com/api.xro/2.0/PurchaseOrders/ABCDE/123. Have tried many different combinations of escaping the forward slash, including quotes, escaped quotes, but nothing works. Is the only option to search through every single purchase order, page by page? That's a lot of API calls.

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