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Not a problem RadhaKrishnaKiJaya, glad I was able to help.
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Not a problem RadhaKrishnaKiJaya, glad I was able to help.

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Hi Experts,<br />
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I am trying to send a parameter in Response.redirect. But the String contains aspecial character #. So I am not able to send it to the next form. How to do it.<br />
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Response.Redirect(&quot;EditJob<wbr />.aspx?Acti<wbr />on=EDIT&amp;Ca<wbr />lling_Form<wbr />=Jobs&amp;Desc<wbr />ription=&quot; + lblDescription.Text.Trim )<br />
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Where lblDescription.text = &quot;Rule Press #862 Tending&quot;<br />
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It is sending till &quot;Rule Press&quot; and nothing after. Please help.<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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Hi Experts,

I am trying to send a parameter in Response.redirect. But the String contains aspecial character #. So I am not able to send it to the next form. How to do it.

Response.Redirect("EditJob.aspx?Action=EDIT&Calling_Form=Jobs&Description=" + lblDescription.Text.Trim )

Where lblDescription.text = "Rule Press #862 Tending"

It is sending till "Rule Press" and nothing after. Please help.

Thanks in advance.

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