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URL and blanc characters
An URL adress is passed via a Javascript :
[url]http://192.168.0.3:8500/archive_sys_new/warehouse/flex_reports.cfm?e_dept=Qualit[/url]
y%20&%20Compliance%20Management When i want to get this url variable
'e_dept' with CF, #url.e_dept# I get e_dept='quality' , the rest is lost.
I cannot use URLEncodedFormat at this stage, because the link is dynamic and
done via a javascript. How to get 'Quality & Compliance Management' from
the URL and not only 'Quality' ? I tried URLdecode, it does not do it.
Thanks for help. Pierre.
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eastinq #2 Re: URL and blanc characters
If e_dept is the only variable being passed in the URL then you could use the CGI.QUERY_STRING value like this:
#ReplaceNoCase(URLDecode(CGI.QUERY_STRING),"e_dept =","")#
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plarts #3 Re: URL and blanc characters
I found the problem, this was because there are some '&' in the content of
the passed vaiable. Then it takes whatever after the & like the next
variable, means that the content of the variable is cutted. To solve this, I
replaced the char & by %26 in JavaScript, before sending the URL. Then
it works. Thanks for your interest. Pierre.
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