problem in querystring

[murali.trichy]

hi,

according to browser Querystring values are vary, for eg. IE - 2,083
Characters.

In my application I'm transfering data from Javascript to Asp.Net
through Query string.

Eg:
var http = new ActiveXObject(" Msxml2.XMLHTTP" );
http.open("POST ","Server.aspx? tname="+rowno
+"&value="+ths. value,true);
http.send();

here my query string value exits maximum limit. How to solve it in a
better way ?

thank
Murali@Pune

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hi,

according to browser Querystring values are vary, for eg. IE - 2,083
Characters.

In my application I'm transfering data from Javascript to Asp.Net
through Query string.

Eg:
var http = new ActiveXObject(" Msxml2.XMLHTTP" );
http.open("POST ","Server.aspx? tname="+rowno
+"&value="+ths. value,true);
http.send();

here my query string value exits maximum limit. How to solve it in a
better way ?

thank
Murali@Pune

I think you mean "exceeds" not "exits".

Alternatively, a form is used to pass data form the client to the server.

In Classic ASP, form fields are retrieved via the Request.Form collection.

<form name="form1">
<input type="hidden" name="tname">
</form>

<script type="text/javascript">
document.form1. tname.value = rowno;
....
</script>

"value" is a resered word and should not be used as a form field's name.

[murali.trichy]

soory for spelling mistake.
and I solve using :

Client - Javascript
var http = new ActiveXObject(" Msxml2.XMLHTTP" );
http.open("POST ","Server.aspx? tname="+rowno,t rue);
http.send(ths.v alue);
Server - Asp.net
Stream ipStream = Page.Request.In putStream;
int length = (int)ipStream.L ength;
byte[] buff = new byte[length];
ipStream.Read(b uff, 0, length);
string sval = System.Text.Enc oding.Default.G etString(buff);