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http://www.xxx.com?attachurl=https://www.domainname.com/{BCC9F5F0-7A3F-43B4-B393-F<wbr />DAE2F7CE87<wbr />4}_testing<wbr />.pdf<br />
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i have above url, and when I try to code like response.write &quot;&lt;a href=&quot; &amp;&nbsp;request.querystring(&quot;attac<wbr />hurl&quot;) &amp;&nbsp;&quot;&gt;Print&lt;/a&gt;&quot;<br />
it shows the following url with %7B and %7D. Do you know a way to it will show exactly inside of &lt;a&gt;?<br />
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http://www.xxx.com?attachurl=https://www.domainname.com/%7BBCC9F5F0-7A3F-43B4-B393-FDAE2F7CE874%7D_testing.pdf
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http://www.xxx.com?attachurl=https://www.domainname.com/{BCC9F5F0-7A3F-43B4-B393-FDAE2F7CE874}_testing.pdf

i have above url, and when I try to code like response.write "<a href=" & request.querystring("attachurl") & ">Print</a>"
it shows the following url with %7B and %7D. Do you know a way to it will show exactly inside of <a>?

http://www.xxx.com?attachurl=https://www.domainname.com/%7BBCC9F5F0-7A3F-43B4-B393-FDAE2F7CE874%7D_testing.pdf

asp querystring character help

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