try changing the '=' to a '.' and use gettoken() to get both values.
Its just an idea.
HTH
Clint
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from: Tyler Clendenin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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date: Thu, 3 Jan 2002 16:43:43 -0500
here is my delima. i want
Use the URLEncode function so that the = sign is encoded in the URL.
HTH,
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I usually do stuff like that in hidden form fields for two reasons. One,
because it gets wacky with escape chars and stuff, not just for cf but js,
uri's and other languages. And two because it's a _little_ less hack
friendly.
In general when passing strings over url's I use urlencodedformat
If you want to pass a series of values without identifying each value's
source, you could send them as a single variable containing a
comma-delimited list, then use cfloop to loop through them:
cfset list=urlencodedformat("1,2,3,4")
cfoutput
a href="detailpage.cfm?list=#list#"Clicka
/cfoutput
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