Query String problem

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My querystring has a "#" symbol in the middle of it. However, when I assign the querystring to another variable and it doesnt take the value after the "#" How can I get that value?

my url is :

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?RestaurantId=149?&Name=Siva?&LogoImageLocation=Images/Logos/vel_Siva_Pavoorchatram.jpg?&Description=Welcome to restaurant review guide on the web?&StreetAddress= #2West street,Delhi.

but wnen i assign this url in queryString am getting lik below:

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var queryString = new String();
 queryString = window.location.search;

in queryString ,am getting the below link

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?RestaurantId=149?&Name=Siva?&LogoImageLocation=Images/Logos/vel_Siva_Pavoorchatram.jpg?&Description=Welcome to restaurant review guide on the web?&StreetAddress=

Street address is not display fully because of the "#" symbol ,Help me

Posted 23-Jan-12 1:10am

priya from Madras

Updated 23-Jan-12 1:13am

uspatel

v3

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Solution 1

Hi Priya

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string valuue="your value"

HttpUtility.UrlEncode(value);

and pass that value with the querystring.

Posted 23-Jan-12 1:17am

chandrashekhar racharla

Updated 23-Jan-12 1:18am

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priya from Madras 23-Jan-12 7:30am

Thanks chandrashekhar,but am using this in javascript so can i use in this code in javasccript

Solution 2

First of all, you don't need to use ?& for the parameters. You start with ? and then add parameters using & like this: ?RestaurantId=149&Name=Siva

Second, # is an anchor. This part of the URL is used to jump (or scroll) to the anchor in the page. You can use the javascript function encodeURIComponent() to encode these characters. Check out the link for more info.
http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_encodeuricomponent.asp[^]

Good luck!

Posted 23-Jan-12 1:19am

E.F. Nijboer

Solution 3

The Hash Sign (#) represents another portal of the URL (http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/prop_loc_hash.asp).
If you still need to include the # sign in query string and try the following code while retrieving the query string

window.location.search + window.location.hash

Or Try to use HTMLEncode/Decode

Happy Coding....

Posted 23-Jan-12 1:32am

hariharasudhan chandramurthy

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priya from Madras 23-Jan-12 7:54am

Thanks Hariharasudhan,,Its working Fine

priya from Madras 23-Jan-12 9:26am

Hi but its not working when the double code is used( "" )

priya from Madras 23-Jan-12 23:57pm

Hi but its not working when the double quote is used( "" )

hariharasudhan chandramurthy 1-Feb-12 3:49am

If you want the double code in your query string use backward slash (\) before the double code like
RestaurantId=149&Name=\"Siva\"&LogoImageLocation=Images/Logos/vel_Siva_Pavoorchatram.jpg&Description=Welcome to restaurant review guide on the web&StreetAddress= #2West street,Delhi.

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priya from Madras · Accepted Answer · 2012-01-23T03:33:00

Solution 4

Hi

var queryString = new String();
queryString = window.location.search + window.location.hash;

but its working for all character lik @,#,!,$,%,^,&,* but not in double Quote( "" )

Pls Help me

Posted 23-Jan-12 3:33am

priya from Madras

Updated 23-Jan-12 3:53am

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