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I\'m intermittently seeing this exception being thrown: 开发者_StackOverflow中文版A potentially dangerous Request.QueryString value detected
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This question concerns the characters in the query string portion of the URL, which appear after the ? mark character.
Since I decided to pass the id of a particular record via query string so I encrypted the id (id=090ed4fe-daec-452d-b025-f664dcc1164d) and attached it\'s value to the url.
Suppose I have URLs with query string parameters like these: /index.php?book=DesignPatterns&page=139
I am using a new Rails project & an old established Oracle db using adapter: oracle_enhanced. Would like to be able to have dynamic searches against the db depending upon what info/field(s) is ava
I know that i can use the VaryByParam attribute, but what it does is not exactly what i am aiming for.
I have a w开发者_运维百科eb page with a off-site links whose onclick events are handled by jQuery. The jQuery fetches the content of the page the link points to and inserts it into a div.
I have a problem where I need values passed in from a GET request and I don\'t know how to set up the routing definition.
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