Sending Carriage Returns in URL to asp page

[Dave Caves]

What is the escape character for a carriage return in a URL sent to an asp
page? I can't find anything about this anywhere.

[Jay]

I used the Server.URLEncode method on a string that contained a carriage return,
and this is what it returned: %0D

Not sure if that's what you're looking for.



"Dave Caves" <cavesdn@opensysgroup.com> wrote:
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>What is the escape character for a carriage return in a URL sent to an asp
>page? I can't find anything about this anywhere.

[Anurag]

Dave, the answer is:
Surround your querystring by javascript escape()
and crlf will be passed over "intact".

Anurag

"Jay" <jay_broni@hotmail.com> wrote:
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>I used the Server.URLEncode method on a string that contained a carriage
return,
>and this is what it returned: %0D
>
>Not sure if that's what you're looking for.
>
>
>
>"Dave Caves" <cavesdn@opensysgroup.com> wrote:
>>
>>What is the escape character for a carriage return in a URL sent to an
asp
>>page? I can't find anything about this anywhere.
>