Variable in a url by powershell

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I’m building a script that takes an answer from a url and uses this answer to build a second url. Example: $id = Invoke-Webrequest -Uri "http://meusite/login? blablabla"

This first request will return me a value. Ex: 123

My variable gets the correct value. (123)

When I will mount a second url the problem happens.

I’m using:

Invoke-Webrequest -Uri "http://meusite/blebleble=" $id

I wanted the result of this command to be "http://meusite/blebleble=123" But it’s getting like this:

http://meusite/blebleble=

123

Then I can’t run the url.

What I use between the url and the variable?

variables url powershell

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Concatene the string and variable by placing it inside the quotes and wrapped by a $( ):

Invoke-WebRequest -uri "http://meusite/blebleble=$($id)"

I found this information in this other reply.

  • It worked fine. Thank you very much!

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  • This was my first question. I’m sorry for the lack of knowledge, but I’m not finding the option to mark as answered.. is some option here?

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