I\'m receiving a query string (from a terrible payment system whose name I do not wish to sully publicly) that contains un-encoded ampersands
I have a report (in SQL Server Reporting Services 2008) that has multiple parameters, but works very well.However, one of my users (my boss, of course) wants to be able to e-mail a link to the report
Just a curiousity rather than an acutal need, I\'ve never thought about this, but I can\'t think of any html which would do this. I could do it in Javascript or Serverside easy enough, but curious if
I am trying to open a Magento store link from an external site. While opening the store link I need to send some information using the query string parameters.
This ought to be a simple exercise in Apache with mod_rewrite and all of it\'s flexibility. I have verified the Rewrite module is working with full logging but no matter how I shake out my rules and c
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Given url /Page.aspx?a=b&title=apples+%26+pears, Request.Url property returns /Page.aspx?a=b&title=apples+&+pears
I\'m trying to remove query strings from my calendar, but my mod_rewrite is not appending the query string.
I\'m building a filters section for my search page and I was wondering what is the best way to go about doing the query strings. My problem is that these links function a lot like checkboxes, so some,
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