Not able to define key value in appsetting.config

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Getting error while adding values to key.

<add key="RedirectionPge" value="https://Test.aspx?sourcedoc={Test}&file=Process.docx&action=default" />

Entity "File" not defined

Entity "Action" not defined

How can i treat this two word as string and add it to value.

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What I have tried:

Tried with adding "'"File"'" but not succeded

Posted 13-Jul-16 20:13pm

Jiten Madan

Updated 13-Jul-16 21:05pm

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Suvendu Shekhar Giri · Answer 1 · 2016-07-13T21:05:00

You need to encode the URL prior to redirect.
The error is showing because it considers the "&" as query string separator and thus treats "file" as another query string variable.
The UTF-8 equivalent of "&" is "%26" and that of "=" is "%3D".

Check following tutorial for detailed information-
HTML URL Encoding Reference[^]

In Javascript you can make use of
- JavaScript encodeURI() Function[^]
- JavaScript decodeURI() Function[^]

For ASP.Net check-
- HttpServerUtility.UrlEncode Method (String) (System.Web)[^]

Hope, it helps :)

madhav_jain · Answer 2 · 2016-07-13T20:31:00

Solution 1

Use "amp;" after & in value url

XML

<add key="RedirectionPge" value="https://Test.aspx?sourcedoc={Test}&amp;file=Process.docx&amp;action=default" />

Posted 13-Jul-16 20:31pm

madhav_jain

Updated 13-Jul-16 21:06pm

madhav_jain · Answer 3 · 2016-07-13T20:33:00

Solution 2

Use "amp;" after &

XML

<add key="RedirectionPge" value="https://Test.aspx?sourcedoc={Test}&amp;file=Process.docx&amp;action=default" />

Posted 13-Jul-16 20:33pm

madhav_jain

Updated 13-Jul-16 21:06pm