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Encode Your URL Parameters
If you wish to query a URL using the HTTP GET method, problems will arise if your parameters contain characters such as ? and &.
The solution is to use encodeURIComponent (client-side Javascript) or Server.URLEncode (ASP) or urlencode (PHP).
There is no need to do any extra work at the server side for Request.QueryString(”…”) or $_GET[”…”].
encodeURIComponent example:
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