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Attributes.Add querystring

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Tom - 30 Nov 2007 02:08 GMT
Trying to build a querystring using Attributes.Add:
return_ok.Attributes.Add("value",
"http://mydomain.com/finish.aspx?finish=324234" + @"&email=raerwe@fred.com"
+ @"&verify=32423dasdf3");

Renders this:

<input name="return_ok" type="hidden" id="return_ok"
value="http://mydomain.com/finish.aspx?finish=324234&amp;amp;email=raerwe@fred.com&amp;
amp;verify=32423dasdf3
"
/>

How to get just one & in the querystring?
Nick Chan - 30 Nov 2007 02:59 GMT
use URLEncode

> Trying to build a querystring using Attributes.Add:
> return_ok.Attributes.Add("value",
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>
> How to get just one & in the querystring?
Tom - 30 Nov 2007 15:14 GMT
I've tried this just about every which way...and I never get just & in my
html...

URLEncode(the whole URL) - turns just about everything to garbage
URLEncode("&")...no
URLEncode("38")...no
URLDecode("%26")...nope...I even tried URLEncode(URLDecode))...this is
crazy!  Glad i'm not a rocket syuntist...

> use URLEncode
>
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>> How to get just one & in the querystring?
Nick Chan - 03 Dec 2007 01:07 GMT
when u pass domain.com?query

u have to URLEncode(query)

when you read query, you don't have to URLDecode anything

try URLEncode("&") and response.write it

> I've tried this just about every which way...and I never get just & in my
> html...
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