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krishnavaradharajan wrote:

how to pass special character in query string

krishnavaradharajan wrote:

Its '&' symbol

BOTs - running in my mind wrote:

If you want to pass single quote ('), use it surrounded by single quotes like '''.

N a v a n e e t h wrote:

This is a bad idea. There are inbuilt methods to escape special characters which follows URL encoding rules. Look into Server.URLEncode[^] method.

BOTs - running in my mind wrote:

But this too very bad idea. Say, he has insert few record in his table, tomorrow some of his other application (other technology, Java) is going to use the same table, he has search for equivalent method to do UrlDecode. Or if he want to fetch data directly from database, he has to manually replace the Url encoded value with the original character.

The right solution is to use Paramaters rather than sql injection. The Parameter ojects automatically take cares this situations.

sandesh khare wrote:

ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript(this, this.GetType(), "Success", builder.ToString(), false);

up->updatepanel

ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript(up1, up1.GetType(), "hello", "alert('Hello!')", true);

ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(this.GetType(), argScriptId, builder.ToString(),true);

These all I have tried but nothing seems to be working.

Sys.WebForms.PageRequestManager.getInstance().add_beginRequest(funcBeginRequest);
Sys.WebForms.PageRequestManager.getInstance().add_endRequest(funcEndRequest);

function funcBeginRequest(){
}

function funcEndRequest(){
}

BOTs - running in my mind wrote:

This would work only if the Page postbacks. But in AJAX, no postbask is going to happen.

playing with bugs ) wrote:

Here i am getting confused, even if you are using ajax postback is going to heppen it will go to page load and you can see isPostback property that will show you true ...
In what sence you are saying that postback is not going to happen ?