I have a string collection in a custom policy. I need to find if one of the strings in the string collection contains certain value. The problem is that the value is /"id/" /"guid/". How do I introduce the " character in the custom policy so I can use claims transformations to check for the value?``

I have a string collection in a custom policy. I need to find if one of the strings in the string collection contains certain value. The problem is that the value is /"id/" /"guid/". How do I introduce the " character in the custom policy so I can use claims transformations to check for the value?``

• azure-ad-b2c
• special-characters
• azure-ad-b2c-custom-policy
• claims

• To introduce the " character in a string within an Azure AD B2C custom policy, you can escape it by using a backslash (). For example, if you want to check if a string in your collection contains the value /"id/" /"guid/", you would represent it as \/"id\/" \/ "guid\/" in your claims transformation rules. This allows you to properly include the double quotes in your string comparisons. – Rukmini Commented Nov 21, 2024 at 8:21

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Custom policies are just XML files, you should be able to use " in the XML and B2C will interpret that as ".