Ed Kaim [MSFT]
1/23/2004 5:06:00 AM
If you want to have an ampersand in the query string, you need to encode it
as "%26".
"KittyHawk" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:CE6657C8-392A-4FF7-AB09-E02FC57EB400@microsoft.com...
> I''ve got an ASP.NET application using the MMIT 1.0. The app builds URL
query strings dynamically. I''ve always used the & or & escape
sequence in the past to specify an ampersand in the query string and it''s
worked just fine. Now, I''ve got users with newer WAP browsers who say that
the URLs the app builds are invalid. The URL is actually displaying the
escape sequence which, of course, is invalid. If I just use the ampersand it
renders older WML browsers useless.
>
> What is the best solution to this?