# Capturing Correct URLs without altercation

**URL:** <https://community.make.com/t/capturing-correct-urls-without-altercation/52313>\
**Category:** Questions\
**Tags:** error\
**Created:** [August 22, 2024, 10:46pm UTC](https://community.make.com/t/capturing-correct-urls-without-altercation/52313 "2024-08-22T22:46:39Z")\
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**Post date:** [August 22, 2024, 10:46pm UTC](https://community.make.com/t/capturing-correct-urls-without-altercation/52313/1 "2024-08-22T22:46:39Z")

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In this scenario I want to capture the URL links to articles referred to from an email newsletter. However, for some reason the OpenAi assistant captures an invalid link as it is making up the link. Like the link is almost identical from the email and but it provides a slightly altered link making it an unvalid link and causing the HTTP module to error. I have tried everything within the prompt of the assistant to make sure it captures the actual ink from the email and does not make something up but still it happens every single time.  
How do I make sure it exactly copies the right URL form the email and does not make it up by altering it?

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**Post date:** [August 22, 2024, 11:17pm UTC](https://community.make.com/t/capturing-correct-urls-without-altercation/52313/2 "2024-08-22T23:17:30Z")

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like this is the link the OpenAI Module retrieved:

[https://link.mail.beehiiv.com/ss/c/u001.-ZKTH9jSYs4S7bXuaA\_xrN3u5fH8opx5FHwBXRdFCKkWQRpPecXhgbEYvRa18g5JY8BG7CvVYmSpKPAdcogbcERkjNVyBfViL5HChhHvF-uyHKI9gC2LyPx4gdr\_RbI8MpVWil4NHNCj5IkZRgbeVGL32BhoaWbtqjfPajkBJ9FPEu4-b2w55re2IDebQ9Y73Ntd7CbiFCnDs5EfrSF28A3aIrKZZStpfxPBLZAQnTsNKhddmruAZxpQJwg2SeXl5IWCg6ORmbaN5DrUxpY7n-2EY81R9AY01MlkB\_5gbEoPhKCRX8tKv80OyoD5mpBI/491/vaUCY0R3Rm20tdZAaVij8A/h28/h001.MLZ7Mm7xoeQ5PImd0QQ162iTIIvgpKfoynOlfcz4r2I](https://link.mail.beehiiv.com/ss/c/u001.-ZKTH9jSYs4S7bXuaA_xrN3u5fH8opx5FHwBXRdFCKkWQRpPecXhgbEYvRa18g5JY8BG7CvVYmSpKPAdcogbcERkjNVyBfViL5HChhHvF-uyHKI9gC2LyPx4gdr_RbI8MpVWil4NHNCj5IkZRgbeVGL32BhoaWbtqjfPajkBJ9FPEu4-b2w55re2IDebQ9Y73Ntd7CbiFCnDs5EfrSF28A3aIrKZZStpfxPBLZAQnTsNKhddmruAZxpQJwg2SeXl5IWCg6ORmbaN5DrUxpY7n-2EY81R9AY01MlkB_5gbEoPhKCRX8tKv80OyoD5mpBI/491/vaUCY0R3Rm20tdZAaVij8A/h28/h001.MLZ7Mm7xoeQ5PImd0QQ162iTIIvgpKfoynOlfcz4r2I)

While this is the actual article link in the newsletter:

[https://link.mail.beehiiv.com/ss/c/u001.-ZKTH9jSYs4S7bXuaA\_xrN3u5fH8opx5FHwBXRdFCKkWQRpPecXhgbEYvRa18g5JY8BG7CvVYmSpKPAdcogbcERkjNVyBfViL5HChhHvF-uyHKI9gC2LyPx4gdr\_RbI8MpVWil4NHNCj5IkZRgbeVGL32BhoaWbtqjfPajkBJ9FPEu4-b2w55re2IDebQ9Y73Ntd7CbiFCnDs5EfrSF28A3aIrKZZStpfxPBLZAQnTsNKhddmruAZxpQJwg2SeXl5fOUamBEE6R7KcsP99sgPOVj1E0SEugNShgcMsMKYkZT7EZYk4N\_nM\_rCq6FV6MD/491/vaUCY0R3Rm20tdZAaVij8A/h28/h001.MLZ7Mm7xoeQ5PImd0QQ162iTIIvgpKfoynOlfcz4r2I](https://link.mail.beehiiv.com/ss/c/u001.-ZKTH9jSYs4S7bXuaA_xrN3u5fH8opx5FHwBXRdFCKkWQRpPecXhgbEYvRa18g5JY8BG7CvVYmSpKPAdcogbcERkjNVyBfViL5HChhHvF-uyHKI9gC2LyPx4gdr_RbI8MpVWil4NHNCj5IkZRgbeVGL32BhoaWbtqjfPajkBJ9FPEu4-b2w55re2IDebQ9Y73Ntd7CbiFCnDs5EfrSF28A3aIrKZZStpfxPBLZAQnTsNKhddmruAZxpQJwg2SeXl5fOUamBEE6R7KcsP99sgPOVj1E0SEugNShgcMsMKYkZT7EZYk4N_nM_rCq6FV6MD/491/vaUCY0R3Rm20tdZAaVij8A/h28/h001.MLZ7Mm7xoeQ5PImd0QQ162iTIIvgpKfoynOlfcz4r2I)

Almost identical but slightly different and therefore erroring.

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**Post date:** [November 21, 2024, 12:27am UTC](https://community.make.com/t/capturing-correct-urls-without-altercation/52313/3 "2024-11-21T00:27:08Z")

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