Cannot get right value from nested query string

[Leonardo Santos-Macias]

I would like to query a nested query string

go.aspx?redirec t=to.aspx?par1= value1&par2=val ue2

The problem is that inside go.aspx, Request.QuerySt ring("redirect" ) only
gives me

to.aspx?par1=va lue1

instead of

to.aspx?par1=va lue1&par2=value 2

Is there any other way to write

go.aspx?redirec t=to.aspx?par1= value1&par2=val ue2

to avoid this problem?.

thanks

Leonardo

[Phil Harvey]

Hi Leonardo,

You need to url encode the redirect parameter value so it looks something
like:
go.aspx?redirec t=to.aspx%3fpar 1%3dvalue1%26pa r2%3dvalue2

You can url encode strings using shared methods in the HttpUtility class.
For example:

Dim urlEncoded =
HttpUtility.Url Encode("to.aspx ?par1=value1&pa r2=value2")

You can decode the url at the other end in a similar way. For example:

Dim urlDecoded = HttpUtility.Url Decode(Request. Params("redirec t"))

Hope this help,

Phil Harvey

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[Chris, Master of All Things Insignificant]

I would do:

go.aspx?redirec t=to.aspx||parm s=par1=value1|p ar2=value2

then when you get the parms value you can replace the || with ? and then the
| with & and you have your redirect string.

Just a thought
Chris
"Leonardo Santos-Macias" <ls*********@ho tmail.com> wrote in message
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I would like to query a nested query string

go.aspx?redirec t=to.aspx?par1= value1&par2=val ue2

The problem is that inside go.aspx, Request.QuerySt ring("redirect" ) only
gives me

to.aspx?par1=va lue1

instead of

to.aspx?par1=va lue1&par2=value 2

Is there any other way to write

go.aspx?redirec t=to.aspx?par1= value1&par2=val ue2

to avoid this problem?.

thanks

Leonardo

[Leonardo Santos-Macias]

Thanks Phil...

This has sense but I am not writing any server code, I would like to fix it
in the client page (javascript included) since I want to have a "progress"
gid displayed while I do a search

<script language="javas cript">
document.locati on.href="<%=Req uest.QueryStrin g("redirect")%> ";
</script>
"Phil Harvey" <ph***@teamlink .it> wrote in message
news:em******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl...

Hi Leonardo,

You need to url encode the redirect parameter value so it looks something
like:
go.aspx?redirec t=to.aspx%3fpar 1%3dvalue1%26pa r2%3dvalue2

You can url encode strings using shared methods in the HttpUtility class.
For example:

Dim urlEncoded =
HttpUtility.Url Encode("to.aspx ?par1=value1&pa r2=value2")

You can decode the url at the other end in a similar way. For example:

Dim urlDecoded = HttpUtility.Url Decode(Request. Params("redirec t"))

Hope this help,

Phil Harvey

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http://spaces.msn.com/members/dotnetspace

[Leonardo Santos-Macias]

Thanks Chris...

This has sense but I am not writing any server code, I would like to fix it
in the client page (javascript included) since I want to have a "progress"
gid displayed while I do a search

<script language="javas cript">
document.locati on.href="<%=Req uest.QueryStrin g("redirect")%> ";
</script>

"Chris, Master of All Things Insignificant" <chris@No_Spam_ Please.com> wrote
in message news:Ov******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP14.phx.gbl...

I would do:

go.aspx?redirec t=to.aspx||parm s=par1=value1|p ar2=value2

then when you get the parms value you can replace the || with ? and then the | with & and you have your redirect string.

Just a thought
Chris
"Leonardo Santos-Macias" <ls*********@ho tmail.com> wrote in message
news:ul******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP11.phx.gbl...

I would like to query a nested query string

go.aspx?redirec t=to.aspx?par1= value1&par2=val ue2

The problem is that inside go.aspx, Request.QuerySt ring("redirect" ) only
gives me

to.aspx?par1=va lue1

instead of

to.aspx?par1=va lue1&par2=value 2

Is there any other way to write

go.aspx?redirec t=to.aspx?par1= value1&par2=val ue2

to avoid this problem?.

thanks

Leonardo

[Phil Harvey]

This website will help you!
http://www.kamath.com/codelibrary/cl006_url.asp

var s = Escape(str);
and
var =s Unescape(str);
perform url encoding/decoding in javascript.

Phil Harvey

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[Leonardo Santos-Macias]

Great, thanks!!

"Phil Harvey" <ph***@teamlink .it> wrote in message
news:#5******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl...

This website will help you!
http://www.kamath.com/codelibrary/cl006_url.asp

var s = Escape(str);
and
var =s Unescape(str);
perform url encoding/decoding in javascript.

Phil Harvey

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