@knpashish since it’s working via the playground, then the problem is within C# code. It looks like it’s related to formatting strings GraphQL query in C#.

Try this:

string queryNextQuery = @"{

  ""query"": ""{ next_items_page(cursor: \\"" " + cursorObj + @"\\"", limit: 2) { cursor items { id name } } }""

}";

My only recommendation is avoid building queries from strings.

Use GraphQL variables instead…

This way you don’t have to worry about escaping anything.

💯 what @anon29275264 says here. Pass values in through variables and it’s much less error prone.

I’ve been recommending that the documentation examples be changed to use variables and eliminate the inline injection of values into the string for a couple years because those without serious graphql experience will go off the examples and find themselves in the nightmare of string escaping all over.