Re: Passing MULTIPLE values using URL string
- From: Richard Hijdra <internetadresis@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 30 Sep 2007 16:31:02 +0200
Use the encodeURIComponent() function as previously described, so that
the request will be converted to for example:
http://www.rhi.nl/contact/bedankttr.htm?naam=Richard%20Hijdra%20%26%20Other%20partner
PS. Your bedankttr.htm page only needs to call the initialiseGetData()
function once, so you can remove the second call.
This
Response.Redirect("bedankttr.htm?trouwdd="+encodeURLComponent(Trouwdd.Value)+"&naam="+encodeURLComponent(Naam.Value));
Doesn't work (Runtime error)
While this one works
Response.Redirect("bedankttr.htm?trouwdd="+Trouwdd.Value+"&naam="+Naam.Value+"");
What exactly am I doing wrong?
Richard
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