Hi Asha,
You need to escape the name to prevent the reserved characters from getting
on the querystring. Use Server.UrlEncode() as shown below?
Dim SubOrgNm As String = "M&M"
Dim OrgId As Integer = 5
Dim SubOrgId As Integer = 10
Response.Redirect("DeptDetail2.aspx?SubOrgNm=" +
Server.UrlEncode(SubOrgNm) + "&OrgId=" + OrgId.ToString + "&SubOrgId=" +
SubOrgId.ToString)
It creates something that looks like this:
DeptDetail2.aspx?SubOrgNm=M%26M&OrgId=5&SubOrgId=1 0
Let us know if this helps?
Ken
Microsoft MVP [ASP.NET]
Toronto
"Asha" <As**@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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hello...
i've got a javascript problem...
my url is created dynamically something like
DeptDetail2.aspx?SubOrgNm=" + SubOrgNm + "&OrgId=" + OrgId + "&SubOrgId="
+
SubOrgId
my problem is that when e.g. suborgnm have the special char of "&" it does
not save this value.. e.g my value would be like this "M&M" it only save M
how can i solve this problem? thanks