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Hello, All.
I am trying my best to NOT have to encode the apostrophe in a URL name to this: Nothin%27_to_Lose.
I have tried to replace the apostrophe with a * or a Period, and when I do a Request.QueryString("Title
Nothin*_to_Lose
It is replaced with
Nothin
What am I missing here?
Does the Request.QueryString() not work with these types of characters?
Wayne
I am trying my best to NOT have to encode the apostrophe in a URL name to this: Nothin%27_to_Lose.
I have tried to replace the apostrophe with a * or a Period, and when I do a Request.QueryString("Title
Nothin*_to_Lose
It is replaced with
Nothin
What am I missing here?
Does the Request.QueryString() not work with these types of characters?
Wayne
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